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Additionally, not many partners (that do aforementioned quality work) generate work themselves. A lot of it is merger control matters which are down to the corporate teams passing on work.
While I (selfishly) hope that there is a shake up of the system with the proposed Digital Competition Bill and the overhaul to the Competition Act, I would not put my money on it. The DCB is possibly years away and the Central Government can't be bothered to notify the changes from the Competition Amendment Act, 2023.
Try disputes instead. Or corporate if you don't mind soul sucking work. You'll have a much better career.