Chicago Firm Bumps Salaries In Multiple Offices
Raises for associates in many different parts of the country.
Morning Docket: 09.16.15
* Justices Kennedy and Breyer seemed to be champing at the bit for a prolonged solitary confinement case last Term, and now they may have the opportunity to weigh in on one. Let's see if the Supreme Court decides to let Justice Kennedy swing his vote around. [New York Times] * We all know that Mark Cuban isn't that big of a fan of the Securities and Exchange Commission, but now he's trying to inject himself into the debate over the agency's use of in-house administrative law judges by way of filing a brief in support. [WSJ Law Blog] * Winston & Strawn elected Jeffrey Kessler to serve as its co-chair. He's got experience running firms with others -- he once served as a member of Dewey's four-partner Office of the Chairman before the firm completely imploded. [Big Law Business / Bloomberg BNA] * IU Maurer Law is teaming up with Chapman and Cutler, an Am Law 200 firm, to create a two-year rotational program in finance and law. There's just one catch: this is only for recent college graduates, not law school graduates. Oops! [Indiana Daily Student] * Lucrative niche alert: They're calling this the green rush, but we don't need to remind attorneys that green is also the color of money. By 2020, the market for legal recreational marijuana is going to be booming, with billions of dollars in business. [Fortune]
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