Biglaw Managing Partner To Entire Firm: STFU On SCOTUS
Is expressing your opinion on current events bad for Biglaw business?
Is expressing your opinion on current events bad for Biglaw business?
Many expected these two prominent partners to wind up in leadership roles.
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Finding someone to fill Peter Kalis's shoes will not be easy.
What will Peter Kalis's legacy at the firm look like?
What will Peter Kalis's legacy at the firm look like?
The firm will be getting a nine-figure payout in a contingency-fee case later this year.
Legal teams ask a practical question. If large language models are so capable, why does legal AI still depend on curated content, and why does surfacing that content matter so much?
Peter "The King" Kalis breaks his silence; what does he have to say?
What is up with the firm's Chicago office?
Departures at K&L Gates are nothing new, but this time around they include members of firm leadership.
Managing partners who don't blog are losing out on the opportunity to effectively reach, engage, and connect with their team, their clients, and the public.
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Peter Kalis has some sick burns for Law360, which he claims "is not taken seriously as a journalistic organ."
Partner departures, staff layoffs, and an office closing, oh my.
Biglaw hiring partners offer their tips for the interview process.
* Maybe you weren’t excited about Hofstra Law School, but did you hear they now have bean bag chairs in the library? Well, that changes everything! [Virtual Library Cat's Eye View] * An interview with Peter Kalis on the future of Biglaw, in which he states, “I cross bridges and burn them behind me.” Flame on! [Forbes] * This essay sums up so much about the state of America through the lens of the killing of Michael Brown. [The Concourse] * While we focused on the tale of Judge Mark Fuller, who spent some time in jail on a domestic violence accusation, he may be part of a trend — Judge Lance Mason was charged with felonious assault after allegedly punching and biting his wife while they were driving. Biting? [Cleveland Plain Dealer] * Have you ever wondered how every law school can give its students “excellent” educations? [The Legal Watchdog] * Failed Mississippi candidate Chris McDaniel is challenging a bunch of votes. Including his own lawyer’s. [Wonkette] * Tim Corcoran, President of the Legal Marketing Association, chides state bar associations for meddling with the evolution of the legal profession. Video after the jump…. [Mimesis Law]
What does Anonymous Partner think of K&L Gates's new and improved financial disclosures? In short, he is not impressed.