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BiglawRopes & Gray Sweetens Office Reopening With Free Food
That's right: free breakfast, lunch, and snacks for all lawyers and staffers in all offices. -
TechnologyYes, You Still Need To Check Your Zoom Name Before Logging In
You'd think after a year of this, people would be better at it. 
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BiglawRopes & Gray's Reopening Plan Puts An End To The 5-Day, In-Office Workweek For Associates
This is huge. Will more firms follow in their footsteps?
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BiglawTop Biglaw Firm Showers Associates With Special Bonus Cash
When it rains money at this firm, it POURS! -
BiglawTop Biglaw Firm Sets Its Sights On A September 2021 Office Reopening
Are you ready to return to work this fall? -
BiglawTop Biglaw Firm Offers Associates 100 Billable Hours For Diversity & Inclusion Work
Kudos! This is the second highest number of hours that any firm has offered yet. -
BiglawBiglaw Firm Matches Market Year-End Bonuses And Gives An Extra Special Bonus For High Billers
The firm thoughtfully accounted for the challenges of 2020. -
BiglawRopes & Gray Leaves Associates Empty-Handed When It Comes To Fall Bonuses
Associates aren't happy with this news. 
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BiglawAm Law 50 Firm Offers Voluntary Deferral To Incoming Associates Until Fall 2021
Will this become a trend among Biglaw firms? -
BiglawBiglaw Firm Wants Associates Off TikTok, Or At Least TikTok Off Their Phones
Biglaw is trying to control more of associates' lives, but at least it's for a good reason. -
BiglawRopes & Gray Offers Voluntary Buyouts Amid Coronavirus Crisis
A kinder, gentler way of parting with employees during a pandemic. -
BiglawThe Biglaw Firms Rolling Out Good News, For Now
Updated with even more firms delivering good news. -
BiglawBiglaw Bonus Announcement Comes With Lack Of Clarity For Mid-Level And Senior Associates
There are a lot of stipulations in this bonus memo.
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BiglawFormer Partner's Suit Against Biglaw Goes To The Supreme Court
Plus another Biglaw firm throws their hat into the ring with an amicus brief. -
Morning DocketMorning Docket: 05.14.19
* In legal victory, we will no longer have a chance to watch Bob Kraft get a massage. You’re welcome America. [Boston Globe]
* With in-house legal departments demanding more diversity in outside counsel, women-owned firms are starting to see a distinct advantage. [Law.com]
* Hearing slated for today to determine whether or not Trump can block his accountants from complying with a subpoena [National Law Journal]
* Firms starting to worry about slower growth going forward. Something about the near decade of bad demand numbers might be starting to sink in. [American Lawyer]
* A look at Xavier Becerra’s plans for California’s new data privacy law rollout. It’s going to be like GDPR… except actually useful. [NBC News]
* Atlanta lawyer to repay $40 million. [AJC]
* In a move that could become a trend for fundraising entities, Ropes & Gray was hired by NYU to investigate allegations against donor. [Pro Publica]
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BiglawBiglaw Partner Dishes On The Most Surprising Thing About Making Partner
Make a non-traditional career path work for you. -
BiglawCollege Admissions Defendants Run To Biglaw For Representation
Big guns arrive in college admissions case. -
Morning DocketMorning Docket: 12.11.18
* Supreme Court rules pose obstacles to crowdfunded amici briefs. The Court’s rules seek to limit influence purchased by shadowy, unknowable big donors. Let’s see how the Citizens United faithful react when this problem comes knocking on their door. [National Law Journal]
* Meng Wanzhou’s lawyers looking to get their client out on bail as she awaits extradition to the United States on charges of being a convenient pawn in Trump’s trade war. [NY Times]
* Ropes & Gray hammers the nails into USA Gymnastics’ well-deserved coffin. [American Lawyer]
* Litigation finance is still establishing credibility among in-house counsel. [Corporate Counsel]
* Vivia Chen interviews the four white men fighting affirmative action in colleges. [American Lawyer]
* Arizona now owes millions in fees over its ill-conceived political stunt to deny drivers licenses to Dreamers. [Arizona Capitol Times]
* You can secretly record government officials in Massachusetts now. Bill Belichick over here saying, “see, nobody complains when they do it.” [Mass Live]
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BiglawBiglaw Bonuses Come Complete With Punitive Measures For Naughty Associates
It stings for those taking the hit to their pocketbook. -
BiglawPartners Forced Out As Biglaw Firm Considers Strategic Shift, It's Reportedly A 'Bloodbath Over There'
These partners are being shown the Brexit.
