Biglaw Culture Is Fueling The Associate Lateral Churn
It actually does pay to be nice.
It actually does pay to be nice.
Associates are sticking around for longer than firms expected....
Legal work isn’t slowing down, and the firms that win won’t be the ones working harder — they’ll be the ones working smarter.
Changing geographic locations was a big prompt for associates to leave their firms.
'We’re no longer in that war-for-talent phase,' said a leader of a top Biglaw firm.
This is why you should always read contracts carefully.
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Things at Reed Smith NY must be really, really bad, or the associates that penned the missive must be really, really naive.
Why are there so few young lawyers?
Yet another double-digit law firm layoff amid the firing of associates. Which firm is behind the action?
Often, associates who know that they will not become a partner seem content to just put in their time, try to keep their head down, and collect a paycheck while waiting for their firm to announce their intended bonuses. They rationalize that they know they will leave anyway, so why bend over backwards for the firm? Tom Wallerstein proposes the answer to this question....
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The good folks over at Building A Better Legal Profession — a national grassroots movement that we’ve written about before, which seeks market-based workplace reforms in large private law firms — have updated their online directory and rankings of law firms with new information for 2011. The updated rankings shed light on which top law […]