Sororities Are Apparently Better At Vetting People Than Biglaw Firms
Rush week is more thorough than Biglaw recruiting.
Rush week is more thorough than Biglaw recruiting.
He isn't sure if 'fighting it out in court' would help the firm's finances via new business.
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Associates who are hungry for cash can truly feast at this Biglaw firm. Congrats!
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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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Great news for associates.
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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This sure is an interesting stop on the bonus tracks.
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!