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Biglaw, Fenwick & West, Hogan & Hartson, Money, Reader Polls, Skaddenfreude, Thelen Reid & Priest, Thelen Reid Brown Raysman & Steiner
Chapman and Cutler Blazes The Trail of Tiers
What’s the hot new trend in Biglaw? Two-track systems for associates. They’re regarded as a sensible way for law firms to address the twin challenges of (1) higher associate salaries and (2) associate attrition (often due to a frustration with long hours). Here’s word of the latest law firm to join the party, from NYLawyer.com […] -
Hogan & Hartson, Kirkpatrick & Lockhart, Law Professors, Lesbians, New York Times, Supreme Court Clerks, Weddings
Legal Eagle Wedding Watch 8.26.07: Mrs. Frisbee and the Wedding China
We hope there aren’t too many of you in the office on this federal holiday, but for those ATL readers who are toiling away, here’s a Labor Day edition of LEWW to ease the pain. This Last week’s superlative couples: 1.) Elizabeth Holland and David Franklin 2.) Lara Ballard and Gigi Sohn 3.) Allison Caldwell […] - Sponsored
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Hogan & Hartson, Job Searches
Fall Recruiting Open Thread: Vault 26-30
We think this latest Vault 100 law firm thread will be a good one. Here are the five firms now on the table for discussion (in Vault 100 order, with prestige scores in parentheses): 26. Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft (6.648)27. Hogan & Hartson LLP (6.622)28. Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw LLP (6.615)29. Fried, Frank, Harris, […]
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Advertising, Hogan & Hartson, Plaintiffs Firms, Weirdness
Remember Those Weird Radio Ads Mentioning Hogan & Hartson?
We discussed them back in this post, and wondered: What are they all about? Well, now we have some answers. But the mystery isn’t completely solved, since we know neither the identity nor the grievances of the ex-Hogan client who is so unhappy with the firm (or its fees) that they’re taking out (presumably expensive) […] -
Advertising, Hogan & Hartson, Plaintiffs Firms, Weirdness
Lawsuit of the Day: Have You Been Injured... By Hogan & Hartson?
If so, call 1-800-759-8611. NOW! No, this isn’t a joke. From a source: I heard this radio advertisement running on 50,000 watt WABC radio in New York. I heard it twice on the morning of the 16th, about 6:30am and about one hour later, and once again (3rd time) I believe [on Wednesday]. It went […] -
Biglaw, Hogan & Hartson, King & Spalding, Money, Skaddenfreude
Nationwide Pay Raise Watch: Two D.C. Developments
First, King & Spalding is now on the $160K salary scale in Washington, DC. We hear that the associates back in Atlanta, who have not seen any raise action, aren’t happy campers. Memo after the jump. Second, with respect to the rumor that Hogan & Hartson has raised salaries for its lower-hours track, we’d appreciate […] -
Biglaw, Hogan & Hartson, Holland & Knight, Money, Skaddenfreude, White & Case
Nationwide Pay Raise Watch: Miami
We’re big fans of Miami. We greatly enjoyed the visit we paid back in March, when we got to meet up with readers at an ATL Happy Hour. So we’re more than happy to make Miami the next stop on our tour of the nation’s legal markets. Here’s a summary of the lay of the […] -
Biglaw, Hogan & Hartson, Money, Skaddenfreude
West Coast Washington D.C. Pay Raise Watch: Hogan & Hartson Goes to $160K
There is no longer any doubt: the nation’s capital is on the so-called “$160K scale.” Say good-bye (or good riddance) to the salary differential between (1) Washington-based firms, and (2) the D.C. offices of New York or California firms. Why? The homegrown firm of Hogan & Hartson just raised associate base salaries, matching the $160K […] - Sponsored
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Biglaw, Hogan & Hartson, Money, Skaddenfreude
Skaddenfreude: The Hogan & Hartson Memo
We received this memorandum indirectly (i.e., not from a source at Hogan & Hartson). But we have no reason to question it, since it’s consistent with the firm’s publicly declared intention to stay at $145,000 in D.C., at least for the time being. HOGAN & HARTSON -
Biglaw, Hogan & Hartson, Money, Skaddenfreude
Skaddenfreude: Hogan & Hartson Loves New York
From the D.C.-based Legal Times: Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom said Wednesday it would increase its first-year associate salaries [in Washington] to $160,000, following in the footsteps of New York-based Simpson Thacher & Bartlett. Skadden is the first law firm with a major D.C. presence to up the ante for associate pay in Washington. […]
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Is The Future Of Law Distributed? Lessons From The Tech Adoption Curve
The rise of remote work has dramatically reshaped the relationship between Lawyers and Law Firms, see how Scale LLP has taken the steps to get…