Lawyerly Lairs
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Boutique Law Firms, Fabulosity, Lawyerly Lairs, Money, Partner Issues, Real Estate, Small Law Firms, Sonia Sotomayor
Lawyerly Lairs: Justice Sotomayor's Former Boss Sells His $20 Million Townhouse
This dream home actually comes with a nightmarish history.... -
Fabulosity, Judicial Divas, Lawyerly Lairs, Money, Real Estate, Reality TV, Television
Lawyerly Lairs: Judge Judy Parts With Pricey Pied-à-Terre
So many millions, so few bedrooms.... - Sponsored
Profit Powerhouse: Elevating Law Firm Financial Performance
In this CLE-eligible webinar on April 10th, we’ll explore the most common accounting pitfalls and how to avoid them for your firm. -
Bernie Madoff, Lawyerly Lairs, Money, Real Estate, Wall Street, White-Collar Crime
Lawyerly Lairs: A Multimillion-Dollar Madoff Mansion
Peter Madoff, the lawyer who served as "chief compliance officer" for Ponzi schemer Bernie Madoff, used to live in this big house (before getting sent to the Big House).
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Boutique Law Firms, Fabulosity, Lawyerly Lairs, Media and Journalism, Money, New York Times, Partner Issues, Real Estate, Small Law Firms, Sonia Sotomayor
Lawyerly Lairs: A Small-Firm Lawyer's Big-Ticket Apartment
Big bucks beyond Biglaw: a partner at an elite boutique just bought a $12.5 million apartment. -
Biglaw, Fabulosity, General Counsel, In-House Counsel, Lawyerly Lairs, Money, Partner Issues, Real Estate, Wall Street
Lawyerly Lairs: Partners Part With Pricey Penthouse
A power couple -- the former general counsel of an investment bank, and her husband, a Davis Polk partner -- sell their $6 million penthouse. -
Fabulosity, Lawyerly Lairs, Money, Partner Issues, Pictures, Real Estate
Lawyerly Lairs: An $8 Million, Full-Floor Flat
A partner at a major law firm just acquired a beautiful prewar apartment on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan. -
Asians, Biglaw, Lawyerly Lairs, New Jersey, New York Times, Real Estate
Lawyerly Lairs: A Quinn Emanuel Attorney's Housing Hunt
How much did this Quinn Emanuel associate pay for his new home? -
Biglaw, Blogging, Fabulosity, Lawyerly Lairs, Money, Partner Issues, Real Estate
Lawyerly Lairs: Million-Dollar Listings in Washington, D.C.
Partners pick up palatial pads in the nation's capital. What can you get for more than $1.5 million? - Sponsored
Legal AI: 3 Steps Law Firms Should Take Now
If 2023 introduced legal professionals to generative AI, then 2024 will be when law firms start adapting to utilize it. Things are moving fast, so… -
Biglaw, Lateral Moves, Lawyerly Lairs, Partner Issues, Real Estate
Buying In: Biglaw Real Estate
Location, location, location: in the world of Biglaw, where you sit matters. Anonymous Partner explains how. -
Books, Celebrities, Fabulosity, Federal Judges, Lawyerly Lairs, Real Estate, SCOTUS, Sonia Sotomayor, Supreme Court
It's Justice Sotomayor's Beloved World; The Rest Of Us Are Just Living In It (Plus Tales From Her Honor's Neighbors)
So what's Justice Sotomayor like as a neighbor? Fellow residents of her condo have the 411. -
Biglaw, Fabulosity, Lawyerly Lairs, Mergers and Acquisitions, Money, Partner Issues, Real Estate
Lawyerly Lairs: An M&A Maven's Magnificent Manse
Biglaw offers big rewards. Check out this M&A partner's townhouse, now on the market for $7.25 million. -
Biglaw, Fabulosity, Lawyerly Lairs, Partner Issues, Politics, Real Estate
Lawyerly Lairs: Former Partner Purchases Holbrooke's Home
A former Biglaw partner purchases the former home of a famous diplomat and noted journalist -- for the cool sum of $11 million. -
Biglaw, Fabulosity, Lawyerly Lairs, Money, Real Estate
Lawyerly Lairs: The House That Winston Built
Behold the $10 million mansion built for Frederick Winston, the founding partner of Winston and Strawn. It's so huge, it looks like an apartment building.
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How Generative AI Will Improve Legal Service Delivery
Learn how emerging tools will likely change and enhance the work of lawyers for years to come in this new report.
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Legal AI: 3 Steps Law Firms Should Take Now
If 2023 introduced legal professionals to generative AI, then 2024 will be when law firms start adapting to utilize it. Things are moving fast, so…
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Early Adopters Of Legal AI Gaining Competitive Edge In Marketplace
How to best leverage generative AI as an early adopter with ethical use.
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Profit Powerhouse: Elevating Law Firm Financial Performance
In this CLE-eligible webinar on April 10th, we’ll explore the most common accounting pitfalls and how to avoid them for your firm.
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Lawyerly Lairs, Money, New York Times, Real Estate
Lawyerly Lairs: Two Kitchens, One Couple(Or: An actress turned lawyer's uptown abode.)
An actress from an iconic film of the 1990s went to law school, got married, and had a family. They recently moved to a Harlem townhouse. Let's have a look-see.... -
Biglaw, Crime, Fabulosity, King & Spalding, Lawyerly Lairs, Money, Partner Issues, Real Estate, Violence
Lawyerly Lairs: A Castle Fit For A King (& Spalding Partner)
Steven Guynn, a former partner at King & Spalding, has been the subject of some salacious allegations. Whether they're true or false, here's one thing established beyond a reasonable doubt: his $3 million mansion is magnificent. -
Fabulosity, General Counsel, In-House Counsel, Lawyerly Lairs, Money, Reader Polls, Real Estate
Lawyerly Lairs: A Tale of Two Apartments
Here are two New York City apartments, both priced between $1 million and $2 million. Which would you rather purchase? -
In-House Counsel, Lawyerly Lairs, Magic Circle, Money, Partner Issues, Real Estate, United Kingdom / Great Britain
Inside Straight: London Partners Can't Afford Homes . . .
In-house columnist Mark Herrmann now lives in London -- and he can't believe the real estate prices over there. Partners at major law firms in London can't afford to live in the city itself.... -
Alan Dershowitz, Jeffrey Toobin, John Roberts, Lawyerly Lairs, Layoffs, Non-Sequiturs, SCOTUS, Secretaries / Administrative Assistants, Sentencing Law, Staff Layoffs, Supreme Court, United Kingdom / Great Britain, Videos, YouTube
Non-Sequiturs: 10.08.12
* In light of Chief Justice Roberts’s historic vote to uphold Obamacare, should we expect JGR to be more liberal going forward? According to Jeffrey Toobin, author of The Oath (affiliate link), “Do not expect a new John Roberts. Expect the conservative he has always been.” [Talking Points Memo via How Appealing] * Law firm staff layoffs: they’re not just an American thing. Slaughter and May is dropping the ax on 28 secretaries. [Roll On Friday] * “[A]ny robot or high school graduate can calculate numbers in a matrix to arrive at the highest possible sentence. But it takes a Judge — a man or woman tempered by experience in life and law — to properly judge another human being’s transgressions.” [Justice Building Blog] * Professor Dershowitz’s $4 million Cambridge mansion? Robert Wenzel is not impressed: “if I lived in that house, I would want to attack Iran and most of the rest of the world, also.” [Economic Policy Journal] * A man sues a strip club, alleging that a stripper ruptured his bladder when she slid down a pole and onto his abdomen. Ouch. [Legally Weird / Findlaw] * Still on the subject of Torts, two attractive blonde sisters walk into a bar — and discuss who can be held liable if a man suffers a heart attack during a threesome. Video after the jump…. -
Alan Dershowitz, Fabulosity, Law Professors, Law Schools, Lawyerly Lairs, Real Estate
Lawyerly Lairs: Alan Dershowitz Takes Manhattan
Alan Dershowitz, the prominent criminal defense lawyer and Harvard Law School professor, just purchased a Manhattan apartment. How fabulous is it? And how much did he pay for it? -
Airplanes / Aviation, Lawyer Advertising, Lawyerly Lairs, Plaintiffs Firms, Real Estate, Ridiculousness, Small Law Firms
Touring the High-Roller Suite of Personal Injury Law, Big Willie Style
A look at one of America's most colorful trial lawyers and his lavish lifestyle -- as well as the recent hard times he has fallen upon.