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Boutique Law Firms
Elite Boutique Proves Big Money Isn't Just For Biglaw
You *can* get paid like Biglaw without being in Biglaw. -
Money
Big Bonuses Not Just For Biglaw As Elite Boutique Announces Their Year-End Largesse
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Boutique Law Firms
Elite Law Firm Comes Through With Big Money For Associates
The money's still big at small firms.
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Boutique Law Firms
Counting Cravath Cash: Another Boutique Firm Makes A Match On Biglaw Bonuses
Lots of Biglaw money is headed associates' way at this boutique firm. -
Boutique Law Firms
Elite Boutique Proves You Can Make The Big Bucks Outside Of Biglaw
A firm doesn't have to be huge to offer raises. -
Holidays and Seasons
Partner Drops Holiday Party Rap Hit Virtually This Year
Avi Israeli drops another gem. -
Boutique Law Firms
More Milbank Money: Bonus Season Rolls On With Another Match
Biglaw bonus bucks spread quickly to this boutique firm. -
Non-Sequiturs
Non Sequiturs: 01.27.19
* Regarding the nomination of Patrick Bumatay to the Ninth Circuit, “Why are Democrats fighting the judicial nomination of a qualified gay minority?” Good question! [The Federalist]
* Speaking of highly qualified minority nominees under attack, Carrie Severino argues that it’s the critics of D.C. Circuit nominee Neomi Rao, not Rao herself, who are being inflammatory. [Bench Memos / National Review]
* And KC Johnson, reviewing the collegiate writings by Rao that have generated the attacks against her, argues that Rao’s views on campus sexual assault — from 25 years ago, so who knows whether or not she still holds them — are “align[ed] both with statute and today’s mainstream opinion.” [City Journal]
* Litigation over a watchdog commission for handling complaints of prosecutorial misconduct in New York State involves a lot of legal luminaries, including Jim Walden and Jacob Gardener of Walden Macht, Jim McGuire and Daniel Sullivan of Holwell Shuster & Goldberg, and Andrew Rossman, Kathleen Sullivan, and Alex Spiro of Quinn Emanuel. [New York Law Journal]
* Could Nick Sandmann and the Covington boys file libel lawsuits over some of the commentary on their controversy? It could be an uphill climb, according to Eugene Volokh (a First Amendment expert, and hardly anyone’s idea of a leftist). [Reason / Volokh Conspiracy]
* But if Covington cases do get filed, they could give rise to some interesting issues of civil procedure, as Howard Wasserman notes. [PrawfsBlawg]
* Many lessons can be learned from the Fyre Festival debacle — and one of the legal ones is that FTC disclosures actually matter. [All Rights Reserved]
* If you’re a liberal or progressive appellate litigator interested in taking on the Trump Administration, check out this new job posting from the good folks at the CAC. [Constitutional Accountability Center]
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Money
First Firm Matches The New And Improved Cravath Pay Scale
We are officially in salary war territory. -
Small Law Firms
Litigators Celebrate Their Cravath-Scale Bonuses
Top litigation boutique offers big bonuses. -
Non-Sequiturs
Non-Sequiturs: 12.02.16
* Tony Mauro hangs out with Meg Ryan — no, not the actress, but the SCOTUS clerk and JAG lawyer turned judge and possible Supreme Court nominee. [National Law Journal via How Appealing]
* Speaking of SCOTUS, ain’t no mountain high enough for the Notorious RBG. [The Onion]
* New partner watch: congrats to the three new partners at an elite boutique (that just announced nice bonuses): Blair Kaminsky, Neil Lieberman, and Daniel Sullivan. [Holwell Shuster & Goldberg]
* During this holiday season, help two lawyers help the homeless. [What About Clients?]
* If you have to ask whether something is allowed under HIPAA, the answer is probably no. [MedCity News]
* Orin Kerr on the latest skirmish in the “Magistrate’s Revolt” — an opinion by Magistrate Judge James Orenstein that Kerr believes is “clearly wrong.” [Volokh Conspiracy]
* Did the media misread Donald Trump during the campaign, taking him literally but not seriously (when it should’ve been the other way around)? [Althouse]
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Bonuses, Boutique Law Firms, Money
Biglaw Bonuses Arrive At Boutique Firm
Working at a boutique firm doesn't require you to sacrifice on compensation.
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Is The Future Of Law Distributed? Lessons From The Tech Adoption Curve
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Associate Salaries, Money, Small Law Firms
Top Boutiques Continue To Match Cravath
Maybe it's time to consider a lateral move. -
Money, Small Law Firms
Hot Litigation Firm Matches Cravath Salary Scale -- Are Boutiques The Big Salary Bump Winners?
High-end boutique blows away some lagging Biglaw competitors. -
Boutique Law Firms, Music, Small Law Firms
Partner Absolutely Kills It At Holiday Party
I never expected this partner rap to be this... good.