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Biglaw, Sponsored ContentYounger Lawyers: Tell Us What You Think!
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Biglaw, In-House Counsel, Sponsored ContentAre You In Or Out? Deciding If The Time Is Right To Go In-House
Look before you leap! 
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Biglaw, Small Law Firms, Sponsored ContentHow to Be Your Best Advocate: Insights From a Recruiter About the Gender Pay Gap
Your previous experience should be a springboard, not a limitation.
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Career Files, Job Searches, Lawyers, Sponsored ContentYounger Lawyers: What Are Your Career Goals?
Tell us about your more individualized and self-defined career goals! -
Career Files, Job Searches, Lawyers, Sponsored ContentWhat Do Millennial Lawyers Actually Think?
Asking about younger attorneys' priorities. -
BiglawBiglaw Firm Accused Of Maintaining A 'Black List' Of Minorities To Push Out Was Actually Predicting Departures Of All Sorts Of Associates
List maintained by one professional development person is now kind of embarrassing the whole firm. -
BiglawHave You Ever Wondered Why They're Called 'Associates'?
The origin of a legal industry term we all take for granted. -
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Younger Lawyers: Tell Us About Your Career Goals
Career goals today are more individualized and self-defined. Tell us about it. -
Career Files, Job Searches, LawyersWhere Are Younger Lawyers' Priorities? Let's Ask
Maybe somebody should ask millennial lawyers what they actually think. -
Career Center, Career Files, LawyersFrom The Career Files: 3 Things You Are Worried About
So many of us looking to leave the law are battling with anxiety, self doubt and the fear of the unknown. -
DeathsAssociate Dies In Scuba Diving Accident
The accident left her husband in serious, but stable, condition. -
BiglawThe Bullying In Biglaw Is Off The Charts -- And Managing Partners Are Too Scared To Stop It
I guess it doesn't get better.
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Law Firm Business Development Is More Than Relationship Building
Ranking The Law Firms Lawyers Love
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Biglaw, LitigatorsJudge Delivers Stinging Rebuke To Partners For Freezing Out Associates
This may come as a shock, but he wasn't pleased. -
Biglaw, LitigatorsProof That Law Firms Don't Really Care About Associate Development
A federal judge told the parties they had to let their associates speak or neither side would get oral argument. The firms said they'd rather take option B. -
Associate Advice, Associate Salaries, Biglaw, Money
Top Biglaw Firm Offers Associates Motivational Quotes Instead Of Monetary Raises?
Did this firm forget that money is the best motivator of all? -
Biglaw, Bonuses, Breasts, Cocaine / Crack, Drugs, Gender, General Counsel, Hotties, Litigators, Money, Morning Docket, NALP, National Association for Law Placement (NALP), Patents, Women's Issues
Morning Docket: 12.14.12
* NALP is becoming the harbinger of doom for law practice. Here’s some cheerful news: the percentage of female associates in Biglaw dropped for the third year in a row. Perhaps they’re going the way of the Clifford Chance mommy. [National Law Journal]
* Biglaw hotties are coming to a continent near you! Davis Polk & Wardwell will be adding a litigation practice to its existing shop in Hong Kong, and they managed to poach two big name Clifford Chance litigators in the process. [DealBook / New York Times]
* According to the ACC, in 2012, base salaries for general counsel rose 1.9 percent, while cash bonuses dropped 7.9 percent. But really, who’s going to complain about a six-figure bonus? [Corporate Counsel]
* A Delaware jury ruled that Apple infringed on several patents in a mobile-device technologies case filed by MobileMedia Ideas. Somewhere, Samsung’s bigwigs are laughing their asses off. [WSJ Law Blog (sub. req.)]
* A woman was arrested in Spain for trying to smuggle in cocaine from Colombia. Seems pretty standard, except for the fact that she was hiding the coke in brand new breast implants — three pounds of it! [CNN]
