Facing Backlash, Mayer Brown Dumps Client
But not everyone is happy.
Biglaw Firm’s Bold Pro-Oppression Stance
Not a great look for the firm.
3 Ways Lawyers Are Finding New Efficiencies With AI
Those who’ve adopted legal-specific systems are seeing big benefits.
Thanks To A Mandatory Retirement Policy, Skadden’s First Female M&A Partner Left For Mayer Brown, And Now She’s Ready For Much More
After four decades in the legal profession, Martha McGarry has advised on numerous high-profile and transformational transactions.
Yet Another Top Biglaw Firm Will Be Offering Even More Money To Associates
Bigger salaries for associates is a great way for partners to show their appreciation.
Latest Bonus Announcement Leaves Some Important Details Fuzzy
Is there any catch-up provision here?
Top 20 Biglaw Firm Delights With Special Bonuses With No Hours Requirements
Associates are very happy indeed!
How Innovative Legal Teams Are Turning AI From Promise To Practice
In recent years, AI has moved beyond speculation in the legal industry. What used to be hypothetical is now very real.
Top 20 Biglaw Firm Reverses Pay Cuts, But Not Everyone Is Happy
Biglaw associates are starting to expect retroactive salary payments, but that's not in every firm's plans.
Top 20 Am Law Firm Cuts Pay For All Due To COVID Crisis
The firm is also postponing the start date for incoming first-year associates to January 2021.
3 Biglaw Attorneys, Including Practice Group Leader, Test Positive For COVID-19
The firm is 'closely monitoring developments' as to their condition.
Biglaw Firm Reinstates Coronavirus Work-From-Home Policy After Blowback From Employees
Which firm made this questionable decision?
The Trump Gold Card: A New $1 Million Pathway To A U.S. Green Card
A new proposal would let wealthy foreign nationals secure an opportunity for a U.S. green card with a $1 million 'gift' to the government, sparking legal and ethical debate.
The Biglaw Firm On A White-Collar Lateral Partner Spree
The firm's making big moves.
Skadden Partner Laterals Rather Than Face Mandatory Retirement
He's leaving Skadden after 30+ years.
Biglaw Partner Slams Ranking For Not Including Enough Women
You can't just hope diversity works out.
Morning Docket: 10.17.19
* Big verdicts -- like the $8B Johnson & Johnson award -- are forcing in-house counsel to reconsider how they approach litigation and settlement. Apparently rethinking "committing torts" isn't on the table. [Corporate Counsel] * Investigation suggests an "endemic" culture of sexual harassment and bullying at Jones Day's London office. Try with all your might to put on a surprised face. [American Lawyer] * Bill seeks to give Supreme Court justices international protection. It's all coming together for the Marshal of the Supreme Court power grab. [National Law Journal] * Panama Papers principals sue to stop Netflix movie based on their exploits. [Hollywood Reporter] * New York removes the loophole that would have ended state criminal prosecutions based on federal pardons. [NBC News] * Exxon will face a bench trial on claims that it defrauded the public over the risks of climate change. [Law360] * Mayer Brown partner tells Chambers to add more ranked women or to leave him off their list. [Legal Cheek]
Biglaw Firm Decides To Favorably Cite The 3/5ths Clause In What We Only Hope Was A Research Fail
This is why you read the whole case, not just the highlighted text from the search.