In an interview with Lawyers Weekly, Minters chief executive Tony Harrington said: 'The legal profession has got itself into a bit of a funk believing that it can’t grow … and some of the larger firms believe success is about shrinking the firm to greatness; I don't agree with that'. If these changes are being made in order to remain profitable, Mr Harrington thinks that is a misguided strategy which neglects the developing needs of clients.
Young generation
He added: 'If you're not growing, you're dying.' Minter Ellison is trying a range of measures to help its partnership model stay vibrant. At a time when younger people appear less enthusiastic about getting into the partnership, Minter Ellison is making up more 30-somethings as partners. Source: Lawyers Weekly
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