Courts The Latest Supreme Court Disclosure Change Is Bullsh*t The Court is basically spitting in our faces. By Kathryn Rubino
Biglaw That's A Whole Lotta Nonequity Partners Partners -- of the nonequity variety -- are soaring at this firm. By Kathryn Rubino
Courts Travis Scott Rejects Responsibility For Poor Astroworld Management Not his fault it got too lit at the night show. By Chris Williams
Biglaw Biglaw Firm Still Paying The Price For Former Partner's Romantic Scandal Romance isn't dead, but it could cost your Biglaw firm $13 million. By Kathryn Rubino
Biglaw Associate Compensation Scorecard: Biglaw's 2023 Cash Bash Where does your firm stand when it comes to salary increases and bonuses? Get all the latest updates. By Staci Zaretsky
Biglaw Biglaw Associate Hiring Plunges By 43%, Officially Ending The Lateral Party Biglaw is in for a lateral hiring hangover, but will layoffs be next? By Staci Zaretsky
Government Ron DeSantis Claims Victory Over Disney And All He Had To Do Was Give Disney Everything They Wanted This doesn't read like much of a win. By Joe Patrice
Biglaw Freshfields Moves To New Office, Announces New Attendance Policy Starting in May, U.S. Freshfields lawyers will be expected to work from the office four days each week. By Staci Zaretsky
Government Missouri AG Sues Media Matters For Aggravated MEAN TO TWITTER He's also a wee smidge confused on civil procedure. By Liz Dye
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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. From Pilot and Above The Law
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See Also Today Was The Day The Associate Compensation Dam Broke -- See Also Yeah, There Were A Bunch Of Firms That Raised Salaries To The New Franken-Milbank/Simpson/Cravath Scale. Check Them All Out: Davis Polk Willkie Farr Weil Gotshal Cleary Gottlieb Skadden Kirkland Plus A Bunch Of Other Stuff Happened: About MAGA Hats About Client Service About the GRE About the World Cup By Kathryn Rubino
Biglaw The Biglaw Firm With Soaring Profits Per Partner That's quite the impressive jump! By Kathryn Rubino
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. From Pilot and Above The Law
Labor / Employment, On The Job Dangling High On An Oil Rig With The KKK Below To ‘Rescue’: Shocking Racial Harassment At Work Employers must insure that these terrible actions do not occur -- and that if a complaint is made, that it is expeditiously investigated and remedied. By Richard B. Cohen
In-House Counsel, Legal Operations Calling All Legal Department Innovators: Join The ETL Founding Class And Shape ATL’s Coverage Of Legal Innovation Evolve the Law's Corporate Legal Department Membership is the newest ETL offering with unique benefits for the inaugural class. By Deb Tesser - Evolve the Law
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How to Achieve Quicker, More Valuable Case Settlements with Minimal Effort: A Guide for Personal Injury Lawyers
Intellectual Property Will The EU Adopt New Copyright Rules That Threaten Memes, Remixes, And Mashups? Requiring platforms to police content is an overly broad approach that would cause greater harms. By Krista L. Cox
Courts Fox & Friends Sued For Throwing Ax Into Little Drummer Boy Respecting the troops by throwing axes at them is so late-Republic America. By Elie Mystal
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Technology ‘Posthaste’ Aims To Make It Easier For Lawyers To Blog A new application aims to make it easier for legal professionals to draft blog posts and keep to a regular blogging schedule. By Robert Ambrogi
Courts Above The Law Goes To The Supreme Court Check out this very interesting cert petition, just filed by Paul Clement. By David Lat
Sponsored This AI-Powered Document Tool Will Meet You Where You Are Lexis Create provides simple access to internal and external knowledge — directly within Microsoft Word. From Ethan Beberness
Biglaw Kirkland Has Spoken... Can We Now Declare The Salary Wars Over? The last best hope for a firm going over the top has merely matched. By Joe Patrice
Boutique Law Firms Legendary Litigator's Law Firm Raises The Bar For Associate Salaries This is the first women-led boutique firm to have matched the new Biglaw salary scale. By Staci Zaretsky
Biglaw Associates Will Soon Be Making Even More Bank At This Biglaw Firm But some of them might not be receiving their bonuses... By Staci Zaretsky
Law Schools Top 20 Law School Is The Latest To Accept GRE Scores How many more people will apply to law school if they don't have to take the LSAT? By Staci Zaretsky
Biglaw The Second Most Profitable Law Firm In The Country Gets In On The Associate Compensation Game There was never a reason for the firm to skimp on associate compensation. By Kathryn Rubino
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