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- noun A very large
firm .
Etymologies
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Examples
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If proof of that proposition is needed, consider our victory over a legal team that included at least nine "megafirm" lawyers.
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So, to recap, Mr. Levy is just as good as a "megafirm" lawyer and he should be payed the same, even though he couldn't find a client who would voluntarily pay him $557 per hour (or even a "megafirm" to hire him.)
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On Friday, Bayh announced that he was joining Apollo Global Management, a private-equity megafirm, as "a senior adviser with responsibility for public policy."
Evan Bayh walks through the revolving door Ezra Klein 2011
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This marks a rare form of confidence for a megafirm entering a fierce fund-raising market.
Warburg Dangles Carrots for Big Investors in Megafund Sabrina Willmer 2011
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When I finally saw someone I knew, it was from a retirement center of another kind: the 350-lawyer megafirm where I worked through much of the '90s.
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Dodd-Frank gave federal regulators new authority to seize and break up a faltering megafirm if its failure under normal procedures could destabilize the broader system.
'Living Wills' Due Next Year Victoria McGrane 2011
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When I finally saw someone I knew, it was from a retirement center of another kind: the 350-lawyer megafirm where I worked through much of the '90s.
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He didn't mention his most recent work as a partner in legal megafirm Fried Frank, which many call a sweatshop.
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The former chairman of the Federal Communications Commission has joined megafirm Patton Boggs 'telecommunications and technology practice, according to a ...
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Food and custodial services: Sodexho, the food and facilities management megafirm.
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