Morning Docket: 12.11.14
* According to the results of the latest Citi Private Bank Law Firm Group survey, law firm managing partners are slowly but surely growing more confident with how the legal industry is turning out as time goes by. Hooray! [Am Law Daily] * For what it's worth, Ben Edelman's threatening emails to Sichuan Garden weren't his first time at the rodeo of douchebaggery. A few years back, the Harvard-educated lawyer sent similar emails to a sushi restaurant. Fun times. [Boston.com] * The American Bar Association would like to know what you think the most successful law firm merger in history is. There are so many fantastic failures to rule out, but so few true triumphs in comparison. What're your thoughts? [ABA Journal] * The Senate has delayed the confirmation of Michelle Lee as the director of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office until next year. Thus far, Lee's would-be position has been open for almost two years. Wow, way to go, slowpokes. [Corporate Counsel] * Started from the bottom now we're here: this lawyer started out in the records department of his firm, and now, after 15 years of working there as an employee, he's going to become a partner. Congratulations, dude! [Tex Parte Blog / Texas Lawyer] * There are 3 types of logic games on the LSAT, and more power to you if you're able to whiz your way through them. If you suck at logic games, learn how to conquer the mathiest part of the test. [Law Admissions Lowdown / U.S. News & World Report]
