
Law Firm Merger Trend Continues In 2020
More law firm merger madness.
More law firm merger madness.
Big news for a soon-to-be big firm.
Proper trust accounting and three-way reconciliation are essential for protecting client funds and avoiding serious compliance risks. In this guide, we break down these critical processes and show how legal-specific software can help your firm stay accurate, efficient, and audit-ready.
The firm says they are 'pleased to have resolved this matter.'
The allegations are jaw-dropping.
The new year finds this firm shedding the pounds.
At an unconference, participants gather around a theme or very broad topic, and it is perfect for lawyers.
It’s like having a junior associate who’s never off the clock.
High-stakes deals have high-stakes consequences when things go pear-shaped.
* It may have taken two years, but Lindsay Lohan finally completed her community service for her reckless driving conviction. In other news, for the first time in almost eight years, the Hollywood has-been is off probation. Yay! [Los Angeles Times] * A former staff attorney at Drinker Biddle was suspended from practice after overbilling his time doing doc review work by just a tad -- 418.5 hours, to be exact. He owes the firm $12,500 to be paid in monthly installments of $100. [Legal Intelligencer] * An ex-assistant dean and a professor at Cleveland-Marshall Law filed suit against Dean Craig Boise, claiming he retaliated against them after they assisted the faculty in unionizing. This, after they were offered raises of $0 or $666. [Northeast Ohio Media] * Someone's allegedly been a very bad boy: Ex-House Speaker Dennis Hastert was indicted by a federal grand jury for lying to the FBI in an attempt to conceal payoffs to a third party to cover up his "prior bad acts." We wonder what those "bad acts" were... [BuzzFeed News] * We bet you didn't know that if you get convicted for sex on the beach you'd have to serve jail time and register as a sex offender. Protip: Don't let 3-year-olds catch you doing the dirty in public. You'll regret it for life (or until you win an appeal). [Bradenton Herald]
Not all that we hear about associate training is negative. When there is a strong commitment to training, associates appreciate it.
Which firms are considered the cream of the crop for employees in the city that never sleeps?
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Which firm came out on top, and how much more are summer associates being paid?
How the USTPO killed the Redskins.
The most underrated practice groups in Biglaw, according to the ATL readership.
Wherein we give some credit to overlooked law firms and law schools based on positive responses to the ATL Insider Survey.
What's going down at Dewey? Some claim the firm is experiencing financial difficulties, and there have been some partner departures and reports of associate layoffs. But Dewey claims that it's really just business as usual over there. Let's tackle the question: Where's Le Boeuf?