Associate Quits In Epic Fashion, Says Willkie Farr’s Principles ‘Are Now So Deeply Compromised’
What happened to the firm's courage?
What happened to the firm's courage?
There's some anger a-brewin' in the associate ranks.
Meet the team in NYC at our Monday night happy hour — 3/9 at 7pm. RSVP required.
And, looking back, the receptionist is grateful.
Things at Reed Smith NY must be really, really bad, or the associates that penned the missive must be really, really naive.
Will the firm do anything about it? That's not so clear.
When the word associates use most often to describe how they felt after receiving bonuses from your firm is "livid," you know you've got some changes to make.
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These associates aren't just disappointed; they're angry.
Will this woman regret her decision to have a baby? She thinks so.
Associates at Akin Gump don't sound happy about their bonuses. What gives?
As the Dewey bankruptcy case grinds toward an end, former associates find themselves getting shafted on bonuses.
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?
Reactions to the bonuses at Latham & Watkins are all over the map.
Are start dates for first-year associates at major law firms back to normal, i.e., where they were before the Great Recession? And what about the class sizes for entering associates?
Perhaps you’ve already heard that Cravath announced its 2011 bonus scale on Monday (swiftly followed by Skadden and Milbank), and apparently it’s 2009 all over again. We can’t help but wonder if this bonus season’s dyspepsia is typical of lawyers and law students generally....
It took a little longer than most of you expected, but Cravath, Swaine & Moore just announced its 2011 associate bonuses. Barring something very unforeseen, these bonuses are what many Biglaw firms, in New York and across the land, will pay out this year to their people. Historically Cravath has set the market with respect to year-end associate bonuses at major law firms. Let's take a look at the official memorandum, and engage in some analysis....
While performing here at the ATL Cabaret on Wednesday night, the celebrated drag queen of Biglaw, Kaye Scholer, was pelted with rotten fruit — by her own associates. If you haven’t done so already, do check out their rage-filled rants. (If nothing else, they’ll make you feel better about your own firm.) As we’ve stated […]