Fried Frank’s Chair Steps Down After 10 Years, Ushering In New Leaders
He led the firm through good times and bad, and still came out ahead of the game.
Biglaw Firm’s New Partner Compensation Model Leads To Blockbuster Salaries
$11 million a year? That's quite the payday.
4 Ways That Lexis® Create+ Delivers Personalized Legal Drafting
Lexis Create+ merges legacy drafting tools with AI-powered assistance from Protégé and secure DMS integration enabled by the Henchman acquisition.
Biglaw Firm Paying Out Staff Bonuses
Who's getting a little extra in their next paycheck?
Associate Bonus Watch: Fried After A Long Week
Associates with high hours can get above-market bonuses.
Associate Bonus Watch: A Chance To Exceed The Cravath Scale
Some associates at this firm can make up to $20,000 more than the Cravath scale.
Associate Bonus Watch: Fried Frank Announces A New Bonus Policy
Isn't it a bit early to be talking about 2016 bonuses?
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Associate Bonus Watch: 2 More Firms Announce, But Which Bonus Scale Did They Match?
What will the controlling bonus scale be now that Davis Polk has beaten the market?
Musical Chairs: Fried Frank Loses A Former Leader To Freshfields
What's going on at Fried Frank, which has seen significant lateral losses lately?
Associate Bonus Watch: Bonuses Are Served At Clifford Chance And Fried Frank
Every time an associate says, “I don’t believe in higher bonuses,” there’s a would-be Boies-level bonus someplace that falls down dead.
Nationwide Layoff Watch: Law Firm Spreads Holiday Jeers, Trims Ranks Like Turkey
Yet another large law firm is conducting significant cuts. Which one is it this time?
How MyCase’s Smart Spend Can Help Increase Your Profits
This tweak to your financial management seems like a no-brainer.
Morning Docket: 07.25.13
* It’s just business as usual: Amid accusations of liberal court-packing, D.C. Circuit nominee Nina Pillard faced questions on abortion and religion during her testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee. [USA Today] * Biglaw isn’t as dead as we’ve been told and made to believe. Some of the largest firms are actually doing quite well, says American Lawyer’s editor-in-chief, who’d like her job to retain some meaning for now. [Am Law Daily] * Fried Frank knew that it’d take a banker to pull the firm from its monetary funk, so it picked up David Greenwald, deputy general counsel of Goldman Sachs, to act as co-chair through 2015. [New York Law Journal] * With the change in SEC policy, from allowing companies to use neither-admit-nor-deny language, to forcing them to admit guilt in “egregious” cases, lawyers may soon be very busy. [Corporate Counsel] * Raj Rajaratnam is a firm believer in the “three strikes and you’re out” theory of law. A month after the Second Circuit affirmed his insider trading conviction, he’s asking for a rehearing en banc. [Bloomberg]