
How To Stanch The Flow Of Blood When Lateral Moves Are Afoot
What should you do when attorneys at your firm start fleeing like rats off a sinking ship?
What should you do when attorneys at your firm start fleeing like rats off a sinking ship?
Partner departures, staff layoffs, and an office closing, oh my.
A survey of professionals reveals the impact of legal work, clients, concerns, and future roles.
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2014 was a banner year for lateral movement in the legal industry. But, which law firms hired the most lateral partners? Which firms had the greatest number of partner defections?
Who is leaving, where are they going, and what do the departures mean for the future of Irell?
If you are looking to move in the beginning of January, your finger should be pressing the call app in your phone.
How many Bingham associates are being invited to join Morgan Lewis, and what will happen to Bingham's Kentucky back-office operation?
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Sources say that Bingham will NOT go bankrupt.
What is the fate of Bingham after Morgan Lewis's "mass lateral hire" of 226 Bingham partners?
Will Bingham go the way of Patton Boggs or Dewey & LeBoeuf?
How bad are things looking at Bingham right now?
Who is leaving Edwards Wildman, and what implications might this have for the Locke Lord transaction?