Biglaw Firm’s Co-Founder, A Legend Of The Investing World, Passes Away
Charlie Munger became renowned in the business world, and though he's now gone, the law firm he founded lives on.
Biglaw Partners Give Back To Community With Tremendous Results
They're out there making history.
8 Tips For Creating A Comprehensive ‘AI In The Workplace’ Policy
Corporate investment and usage in generative AI technologies continues to accelerate. This article offers eight specific tips to consider when creating an AI usage policy.
Another Biglaw Firm Steps Up With Six-Figure Clerkship Bonuses
Another Biglaw firm really wants to compete for attorneys with federal clerkships.
Elite West Coast Firm Matches $205K Market Salaries
Will any other law firms match this one's generosity towards summer associates?
Pointing The Finger At The California Bar After Major Legal Scandal
The role of the California Bar in the Tom Girardi scandal.
Incoming Associates Planning On Clerking In Limbo At This Biglaw Firm
Another thing COVID-19 is screwing up.
Where Inefficiency (Still) Plagues Today’s Legal Departments
In-house lawyers have yet to find their ideal workday, but your team can do better, according to this new survey report.
The List Of Biglaw Firms At Least Trying To Care About Diversity
Congratulations to the firms that are working to make the legal profession a little more diverse.
Trend Alert: Another Biglaw Firm Expands Gender-Neutral Parental Leave
Kudos to the firm!
Two Biglaw Firms Get Benchslapped As Federal Judge Questions ‘Integrity’
Ouch, that's gotta hurt.
Just When He Thought He Was Out, Don Verrilli Gets Pulled Back Into Affordable Care Act Litigation
The Biglaw partner is ready to defend the ACA again.
A Career In Legal Services: Practising Law Institute Honors Toby J. Rothschild
PLI honors Toby J. Rothschild with its inaugural Victor J. Rubino Award for Excellence in Pro Bono Training, recognizing his dedication and impact.
These Biglaw Firms Are Officially Diversity Certified
Year 1 of a system to get Biglaw firms to consider women or minority candidates for leadership roles at the firm.
Elite West Coast Firm Matches $190K Market Salaries — And Throws In Extra Money For Summer Associates
Will any other law firms match this one's generosity towards summer associates? We certainly hope so.
‘The Snapchat Story’ Has All The Salacious Details Legal and Tech Nerds Will Love
If you are a legal and tech nerd, then you will thoroughly enjoy Gallagher’s new book.
A Day In The Life Of A High-Powered Biglaw Dad At An Elite Firm
Can you keep up with this super dad? Probably not.
Non-Sequiturs: 10.27.17
* Saudi Arabia made a robot a citizen. What will the ramifications of this be on international law? [Law and More] * The legal troubles of the Wolf Man. Or -- wait for it -- Mo' Moon-ey, Mo' Problems. [The Legal Geeks] * If you're in D.C. next week, Thomson Reuters is hosting "The Future of Law Schools" at the Georgetown University Hotel & Conference Center. The conference is bringing together an impressive collection of legal academics, administrators, hiring partners, and practitioners to discuss where legal education goes from here to foster the next generation of lawyers. [Future of Law Schools] * We've already covered how comically unfit Jeff Mateer is for the federal bench. And that was before we learned that he's compared the treatment of Christians under Obama to the treatment of Jews in Nazi Germany. I can think of at least six million problems with that sentiment. [Newsweek] * On that note, it's looking more and more like these judges are the heart of Trump's domestic agenda. [Rewire] * Checking in on Don Verrilli. Not to fault his success at Munger Tolles, but it'd be nice if he could go back to his last job. [Bloomberg Big Law Business] * The delicate art of the legal threat. [Katz on Justice] * A bar exam failure offers advice on turning your fate around. [Modestly Jonathan]