Sororities Are Apparently Better At Vetting People Than Biglaw Firms
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He isn't sure if 'fighting it out in court' would help the firm's finances via new business.
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He thanks his firm for allowing him to pursue his passions on and off the field. Congratulations!
The Biglaw firm will still have a presence in China, but to a much smaller degree.
This Biglaw firm is making it easier for attorneys to rock to the beat during their work days thanks to its new music room.
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As important as a law firm’s financial statements are, perhaps an even more useful proxy for evaluating the health of a firm is the depth and breadth of its conflict check reports.
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* Law firms expect tougher fee negotiations. Have honestly lost count of how many times this was a headline and then nothing actually happened. [Financial Times] * Cravath expands to London. The firm's American-centric practice is dead, the firm lives. [Law.com International] * Does Mayer Brown has an opening for a former partner? Asking for an ousted mayor. Maybe they could rename it MAYOR Brown. [CNN] * Meanwhile in NYC, Eric Adams is over here seeking an end to the separation of church and state. Just an absolute clown show. [NY Daily News] * LA County owes $29M over distributing horrific pictures of the Kobe Bryant helicopter crash. [Law360] * Jerry Jones assault case revived. [Dallas Morning News]
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The defendant pleaded guilty to first degree murder.
With salaries this high, it's better late than never.
Top 20 firm is handing out even more money.
It’s a match at Mayer Brown!