Stoel Rives
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Biglaw
Biglaw Firm Boosts Salaries For The THIRD Time This Year, But...
Better luck next time for that $205K starting salary. -
Biglaw
With New Billable Hours Policy, Biglaw Firm Solidifies Commitment To Making Legal Profession More Inclusive
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Biglaw
Biglaw Firm Announces Full Retroactive Salary Restorations For All, Plus Some Bonus News
This is fantastic news. -
Biglaw
Biglaw Firm Announces Complete Rollback Of COVID Austerity Measures
Exciting news for everyone at the firm. -
Biglaw
Biglaw Firm Announces 'Better Than Anticipated' Financial Performance, Rolls Back Austerity Measures
These salary adjustments will be reflected in paychecks come September. -
Biglaw
Associates At This Biglaw Firm Are Taking A 20 Percent Pay Cut
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Morning Docket
Morning Docket: 05.09.19
* In “dog bites man” news, a majority of young lawyers think being a lawyer sucks. [Daily Business Review]
* ICE is now curtailing immigrant access to legal counsel. [NBC News]
* Republican Senators call on Attorney General to resign for ignoring congressional subpoenas… oh, wait, that was when Holder did it. [Tampa Bay Times]
* The FTC wants a national privacy law and it’s absolutely not getting one because that would require a functional government. [NY Times]
* R. Kelly paid child support, but he’s still trying to keep the whole thing sealed. Don’t pee on my leg… actually, you know what, let’s just leave it there. [ABC News]
* Stoel Rives elects female managing partner. [The Recorder]
* Will Monsanto face a $1B verdict? [Law360]
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The Wild West Elite: The Go-To Law Firms Of Texas, Colorado, And Utah
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Best Summer Associate Event Contest (2016): The Winner!
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Biglaw, Contests, Summer Associates
Best Summer Associate Event Contest (2016): The Finalists
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Biglaw, Money
Nationwide Pay Raise Watch: A Long-Neglected Market Gets A Raise
Another salary bump sets the market in one corner of the legal world. -
Biglaw, Money
Another Market Bumps Up Associate Salaries
Is everyone getting raises EXCEPT the New York market? -
Biglaw, Money
Northwest Salary Wars Continue -- And Two Other Markets Get Raises Too
Some more salary movement in mid-sized markets, but is the bidding war for talent off to the races or limping out of the gate? -
Biglaw, Career Alternatives, Celebrities, Music
Which Awful Hit Band Did This Lawyer Leave Biglaw To Join?
A talented musician finally realized, "Why would I be a lawyer when I could be a rock star?" -
Basketball, Crime, Environment / Environmental Law, Non-Sequiturs, Securities and Exchange Commission, Women's Issues
Non-Sequiturs: 10.22.13
* A look at how one expert witness helped Mark Cuban win in the insider trading case. The government should have hired the Spurs -- they figure out how to beat Mark Cuban constantly. [The Expert Institute] * This guy forgot to book a wedding venue and rather than admit it, called in a bomb threat. How mean would his bride-to-be have to be for him to commit a crime rather than disappoint? So anyway, he's going to jail now. [Associated Press] * Man arrested for punching a police horse. I mean, Mr. Ed shouldn't have mouthed off like that. [Slate] * The chief of FERC will be joining a top law firm in Portland. Someone send Jon Wellinghoff a complete box set of Portlandia so he knows what he's getting into. [Breaking Energy] * After yesterday's scathing attack on law reviews brought out some defenders, this post brings the snark to the whole affair. [Law Prof Blawg] * Ms. JD is handing out awards at its annual conference. Send in your nominations by December 15. [Ms. JD] * The ironic webpage for the Delaware State Bar's "Access to Justice" program. Image after the jump...