Associates At This Biglaw Firm Don’t Have To Fish For Bonuses Anymore
The firm is matching the Milbank scale -- if you bill enough.
Biglaw Firm Catches Raises For Hardworking Associates
Another firm says yes to raises!
How LexisNexis CourtLink And Lexis Snapshot Deliver Business Wins
These tools demonstrate that information is power.
Biglaw Firm Matches Cravath Salary Scale — But Only For Associates Who Bill More
Want more money? Bill, baby, bill!
Intellectual Property Firm Hands Out Above-Market Bonuses
This doesn’t make up for not giving raises, but it’s a start.
How You Can Take Control Of Your Firm’s Financial Future
Roadblocks to data-driven business management are falling, and a better bottom line awaits.
ATL Holiday Card Contest: The Finalists! (2018)
Which of these law firm holiday cards is the best of 2018? Cast your vote!
Biglaw Firm Reverses Course On Associate Raises, Is Now Onboard With $190,000 Starting Salary
Better late than never in the associate compensation game.
Biglaw Firm Tells Associates They Can Afford To Raise Salaries… But They’re Still Not Going To
A surefire way to annoy your associates.
The Top Biglaw Players Who Are Still Holding Out On Raises
There are a lot of firms that haven't matched the market salary -- but these firms are facing more vocal pushback from their associates than most.
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.
April Brings $115K Bonus Showers For Federal Clerks
Which firm is making it rain?
Morning Docket: 11.08.17
* Three UCLA basketball players were arrested for shoplifting in China and face the prospect of being stranded there while the case plays out -- which some experts say could take years. International law expert LaVar Ball doesn't think it's a big deal though, so there's that. [CBS News] * Jury finds JPMorgan Chase liable for unlawful retaliation, prompting Judge Denise Cote to rail against the jury as prejudiced and suggest that she'll be throwing out the verdict. The case has dragged on for seven years, but Judge Cote seems adamant that we'll continue to try it again and again until people realize that banks can't commit wrongdoing. [Law360] * Fish & Richardson and Fish IP Law end their legal fight over the rights to the name. Good for them... there's plenty of Fish in the sea. [The Recorder] * Hundreds of civil rights groups have lined up to oppose the latest DC Circuit Nominee Greg Katsas. While the groups outline multiple problems with his nomination, the fact that he's been actively involved in vetting other Trump judicial nominees seems the most damning indict of his judgment. [National Law Journal] * Deutsche Bank names Florian Drinhausen of Linklaters as its new GC. Deutsche Bank previously had two GCs working in tandem but realized that undermined their ability to complain about bills reflecting inefficient work. [Corporate Counsel] * FCPA cases are on the decline -- is Trump's animosity toward anti-corruption laws to blame? [NPR]
An Interview With A Biglaw Partner Who Happens To Be A Transgender, Chambers-Ranked, Hollywood Movie Producer
DJ Healey’s transition has been big news in the legal community, but there is much, much more to learn about her.
One Biglaw Firm’s Embrace Of A Transgender Partner
If only this weren't newsworthy.
Rt. 128 Elite: The Go-To Law Firms of Boston
In our series of White Sandal round-ups, Lake Whillans presents this handy primer on The Go-To Law Firms of Boston.