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May 14, 2021 at 12:03 PM Shares2 The notion of a publicly traded law firm has traditionally been an oxymoron in the United States. Ethical constraints and deep cultural roots have kept the partnership model firmly entrenched. But with some law firms in other common law jurisdictions going public in recent years, an intriguing question arises: will the United States soon see its first publicly traded law practice? The Situation Overseas In 2007, Slater & Gordon made history as the first law firm in Australia to list publicly. The firm used the funds raised through its IPO to enable a strategy ...