As Much As I’d Like To See His Retirement Get Retired, That Would Suck For The Rest Of Us
The Feds, much like Wu-Tang, are nothing to mess with.
With Contribution Limits Increasing For 2019, Check On Your Firm 401(k), And Get An IRA If You Can
Treat yourself to a decent retirement. Old-you will be happy you did.
Calculate Your Firm’s Time-Saving Potential
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Which Biglaw Firms Have The Biggest And Best 401(k) Plans?
One firm -- guess which one -- has a plan with an average account balance of $2.1 million.
Cleary Gottlieb Matches Cravath Scale… Or Maybe Beats It?
Is this better than a raise?
House Rules: Spring Breakers
Additional thoughts on in-house counsel compensation, from columnist David Mowry.
In Defense of In-House Counsel Compensation
Lawyers often think that leaving a law firm to go in-house involves a pay cut. Think again....
Gen AI: Your Legal Research Assistant, Not Your Replacement
Here's how you can spend more time practicing law, and less time sorting, sifting, and summarizing.
Biglaw Perk Watch: Law Firm 401k Rankings
Is your firm's 401k plan among the best in the industry? No? Take to the barricades, my comrades!
What Dewey Do With Thousands of Boxes of Client Files?
(And bad news for D&L 401(k) participants.)
The latest Dewey developments: partner reactions to the proposed settlement plan, how to handle or dispose of thousands of boxes of client files, and pension problems for ex-employees.
Non-Sequiturs: 07.09.12
* The Obama campaign is going to court to fight for their big ‘O’ trademark. I guess their claim that Romney’s centrist pragmatism was infringing on Obama’s reputation as a practical moderate fell through once Romney started pandering to his base. [WSJ Law Blog] * Cruise and Holmes have reached a divorce settlement already. I really think they’ve lost that loving feeling. [Ministry of Gossip / Los Angeles Times] * After a major blackout, you just know lawyers who work for power companies are going to be busy. [Legal Blog Watch] * British judge tells Arab man “to depart on his flying carpet” to escape paying costs. In other news: even a magic carpet wouldn’t help Brits win their own tennis tournament. [Legal Juice] * The bad judgment isn’t necessarily that a Brooklyn ADA took these pictures of himself, it’s that he didn’t scrub them from Facebook after he became an ADA. [Gothamist] * I-bankers suck at managing their own 401Ks. Maybe that’s the corollary to lawyers being bad at representing themselves. [Dealbreaker] * This is a brilliant look back at everything that happened with the Roberts Affordable Care Act decision, minute-by-minute. [SCOTUSblog]