Partners

Law Firm Partners Made BANK Last Year And There’s Nothing Clients Can Do About It

Partners saw big increases in their rates last year. And got paid for them.

Why Do So Few Law Firms Still Have An 8-Year Partnership Track?

The biggest reason seems to be tied to sharing.

Lateral Partner Moves To Secondary Markets: An Unprecedented Opportunity

Although secondary market expansion may have been the defining story of 2022, we expect this trend to continue in 2023. The window remains open to partners making a lateral move to a secondary city.

Testing The Market As A Law Firm Partner

Might a new firm offer a better package?

An Associate Shouldn’t Hitch Their Wagon To Just One Partner

It can be easy in the moment to think that a partner’s gravy train will last forever.

Partners Making More Money Than Ever, But Gender, Diversity Gaps Stubbornly Remain

Partners did really well last year.

Laptops Rule: How And Why Firms Need A Laptop Strategy

Attorneys live or die by their laptops. The majority of lawyers now use their laptops as desktops. Without the right laptop strategy, firms increase cyber risk, fail to keep attorneys productive and happy, and overpay. Here’s a solution.

More Bang For The Buck: Hiring Lateral Partners In Groups Is Gaining Popularity

Why settle for one book of business when you can get several?

Female Representation In Biglaw Partnerships — A Long Way to Go

Disproportionate attrition of female attorneys in Biglaw is hardly a new problem.

A Look At The Money Jones Day Partners Really Make

Given the firm's legendary secrecy, it's nice to have some concrete numbers.

5 Reasons Compensation For Women Partners Lags Behind That Of Male Partners

Some of the factors keeping women back.

Standard Of Review: John Grisham’s New Short Story ‘Partners’ Is Less O. Henry And More D’oh Henry

Our book critic Harry Graff's verdict: good idea, bad execution.