
The Client Service A-Team: Ranking The Biglaw Superheroes Of Client Service (2024)
Which firms are among the best of the best?
Which firms are among the best of the best?
In essence, a non-equity partner is a non-partner partner, and the existence of a non-owning partner in said partnership renders it a non-partnership.
Midsize firms want smarter tech, not more. Our 2025 industry report shows how the right tools—and strategy—can drive growth, efficiency, and better client outcomes.
No, that law firm where you work isn't your damn father -- and it doesn't want to be.
In a profession where reputation matters so much, small things can make a big difference.
Who do lawyers seek to please? Pretty much everyone, except themselves.
Just like pre-schoolers, junior (and sometimes senior) lawyers love hearing (and doing) the same things over and over again.
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Is everyone lonely in Biglaw?
How do Biglaw firms expect therapists to help them deal with death and diversity?
Lower-tier law schools and Trump University are a whole lot alike. Let’s count the ways...
You are not a machine. You are a human being. Even a partner at a Biglaw firm technically counts as a human being. You need to let go.
It’s like having a junior associate who’s never off the clock.
On its face, the comparison seems absurd -- but the deeper you look, the more the analogy makes sense.
What can we do to assist lawyers in managing their anxiety and depression, and help them feel less suicidal?
Lawyers, there are three things missing from your life -- three elements critical to happiness. What are they?
Let’s admit that a rigid social hierarchy exists at law firms -- in fact, a very rigid social hierarchy.
This slow, inevitable slide downward in terms of social class affects lawyers with serious mental health diagnoses more often than you'd think.