Law Firm Retreats
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Small Law FirmsSmaller Law Firms Should Have Partners' Retreats Too
Smaller law firms should consider holding partners’ retreats to reap the same benefits that larger firms gain from such events. -
Small Law FirmsDon’t Have Time Or The Budget For A Weekend Of Long-Term Planning? Think Big During A 'Mini Retreat'
Setting aside the time for a mini retreat can give you the chance to step back from the daily grind and focus on the bigger picture. 
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Bankruptcy, Biglaw, Lateral Moves, Law Firm Mergers, Partner Issues, Partner Profits
Bingham McCutchen Readies Itself For Rescue
Will Bingham go the way of Patton Boggs or Dewey & LeBoeuf?
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Bankruptcy, Biglaw, Lateral Moves, Law Firm Mergers, Partner Issues, Partner Profits
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Cheapness, Midsize Firms / Regional Firms, Money, Small Law Firms
The Mandatory Firm Retreat Associates Have To Pay For Out Of Pocket
Traditionally, if your employer is going to make you go to a mandatory retreat, then the employer is going to cover the hotel and airfare of the employees. That's just how corporate America works. But associates at one midsize firm seem to be getting the short end of the stick: their firm is apparently forcing them to attend a two-night retreat, but is only paying for a one-night stay in their hotel rooms.
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