Brand New Biglaw Firm Delights With Associate Bonuses
Big money at the new firm.
Big money at the new firm.
The newly merged Biglaw firm has named its leaders and is ready to roll.
Legal work isn’t slowing down, and the firms that win won’t be the ones working harder — they’ll be the ones working smarter.
Their combined revenue would catapult the new firm near the top of financial rankings.
Raises are catching on like wildfire.
Herbert Smith Freehills is going all in on emerging tech.
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An expert testified he was suffering from psychosis at the time.
The attorney is facing some wild allegations.
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There are still a lot of firms yet to match.
Congratulations to the firm for offering this major benefit to its transgender employees.
And women get 19 percent less in average hourly earnings.
* Happy Sessions Testimony Day. [New York Times] * Trump reportedly mulling over firing Robert Mueller because he must think approval ratings are like golf scores. [Huffington Post] * Police raid Herbert Smith Freehills office as part of a drug investigation. Hey, demand is down and firms have to find new ways to supplement their income, am I right? [Law.com] * Canada is bringing back dueling, placing them comfortably in the lead in the "Make [Country] Great Again" race. [Smithsonian] * The initial installment of an interview series with Justice Ginsburg. [Law360] * When most law firms are cutting back, this one just doubled its Manhattan floor plan. [New York Post]
From attacking patents to allegedly attacking women?