Biglaw Firm Seeks Input Before Raising Associate Salaries
The firm is being mighty transparent about how associate raises happen.
Some Associates In Some Markets Get Raises At This Biglaw Firm
No, it's not New York associates getting the love.
7 Key Trends In Law Firm Rate Negotiations
And how to navigate them in 2026.
Biglaw Firm Announces Special Bonuses, But Takes A Different Approach Than The Rest Of The Market
Even high billers will wind up below market.
Biglaw Firm Reverses Austerity Measures And Associates Will Receive True-Up Payments — If They Bill Enough
The firm's come a long way since attorney layoffs.
Biglaw Firm Cuts Ties With Local Prosecutor’s Office Citing Racial Justice Concerns
George Floyd's death is forcing the firm to rethink exactly what programs it supports.
Biglaw Firm Announces More Austerity Measures — Attorney Layoffs And Salary Cuts
Am Law 100 firm makes more austerity cuts.
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Am Law 100 Firm Cuts Retirement Benefits And Makes Other Cost-Cutting Moves
So far, salary cuts and layoffs are off the table.
Biglaw Firm Announces Generous Expansion Of Parental Leave Benefits For Lawyers
Another improvement for the family friendly firm.
Biglaw Firm Introduces ‘Diversity Hours’ That Count Toward Associate Billable Requirements
This firm is hoping to make diversity in the workplace a reality.
Klobuchar Staffers Complain Like Whiny Biglaw Associates
Some bosses are tough. Deal with it.
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Associates In This City Just Got Their Raises
Raises reach a new market.
Morning Docket: 05.23.17
* Trump's reportedly close to selecting outside counsel. According to these reports, the top contenders are Robert Giuffra Jr., Marc Kasowitz, Theodore Olson and Reid Weingarten. [The Hill] * Speaking of Trump, he's asking the D.C. Circuit to delay a ruling on health care subsidies because throwing markets into chaos is the new normal. [NY Times] * Sessions suggests that sanctuary cities will lose Justice and Homeland Security funds if they don't affirmatively prove that they're deputizing themselves to federal immigration officials. That really puts in the proper perspective exactly how committed this guy is to actually keeping people safe from crime. [USA Today] * La La Anthony has hired a top-notch divorce lawyer. “Carmelo is still in denial and thinks he can fix his marriage.” Well, he still thinks he can fix the Knicks too so.... [Page Six] * Dorsey & Whitney is out and Proskauer is in, much to the judge's dismay. [Law360] * DOE releases some loan money to Charlotte Law students. [ABA Journal]
You Can’t Rely On Your Student Loan Servicer To Tell You The Truth
Your loan servicer doesn't care about you. Shocker!
The Pacific Northwest Elite: The Go-To Cascadia Law Firms
Which firms are the best of the Pacific Northwest?
Non-Sequiturs: 08.18.16
* North Carolina really wants to keep its voter ID law alive. [Lawyers, Guns and Money] * RIP Gawker. [Gawker] * Even Biglaw firms know Martin Shkreli is toxic. [Law360] * Which SCOTUS cases from this past term are already getting cited by lower courts? [Empirical SCOTUS] * Breakdown of how Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane wound up a convicted criminal. [Vice] * Northwestern Law professor Deborah Tuerkheimer discusses sexual assault on campus. [Legal Talk Network] * Donald Trump and Roger Ailes are teaming up, but maybe it isn't Hillary Clinton who should be worried. [Law and More]