Paul Hastings Is First Biglaw Firm To Match Cravath’s Generous Bonus Scale
One of the most profitable firms in the world is on board with Cravath's bonuses.
One of the most profitable firms in the world is on board with Cravath's bonuses.
Opponent runs up the score on Brad Bondi in race for DC Bar president.
The new generation of AI-related legal issues are inherently cross-disciplinary, implicating corporate law, intellectual property, data privacy, employment, corporate governance and regulatory compliance.
Not a great time to be running for office when you're related to the Trump cabinet.
This isn't the time to make a deal.
They might be good candidates... some other year.
One of the most profitable firms in the world is on board with Milbank's bonuses.
Legal and operational leaders are gathering May 6–7 in Fort Lauderdale to confront the questions the industry hasn't answered—with a keynote from Amanda Knox setting the tone.
The strategy is paying off.
This is the Biglaw firm's second major group hire in 2024.
Biglaw compensation news is coming fast and furious, and now Paul Hastings, one of the most profitable firms in the world, is on board with raises and bonuses.
Unveiling the top law firms of 2023 for Summer Associates, this article provides crucial insights for young attorneys to navigate their career choices in the ever-evolving legal sector.
As federal borrowing caps tighten financing options for law students, one organization is stepping in to negotiate the terms they can't secure alone.
The legal battle is heating up.
The continuation of my reaction to the Paul Hastings now-infamous 'Non-Negotiable Expectations' slide deck.
Before you crucify me on social media as also part of the problem with law firm culture, please don’t misunderstand me.
* At Paul Hastings the client is always right and they'll move mountains for them... potentially including pushing past conflicts. [Corporate Counsel] * Could the reports of its death be greatly exaggerated? Shearman posts tidy Q1 M&A haul. [Bloomberg Law News] * Shaq served in FTX suit after initially avoiding process servers. How did they miss him? [Cleveland.com] * If Dominion and Fox delayed the trial to talk settlement, that seems to have fizzled with jury selection on deck this morning. Perhaps there's still more public embarrassment to dole out after all. [Reuters] * In light of the horrific Yarl shooting, the local paper tries to explain that the law doesn't allow people to just try to murder anyone who comes to the door. Which is true, but highlights the problem with these broad self-defense laws... they make ginned up gun nuts think they can and you can't really put the toothpaste back in the tube when they act on that misinterpretation. [Kansas City Star] * Second time's the charm: new NY Chief Judge pick rolling through the process. [NY Times] * EY to cut 3000 jobs after spinoff failed. [Law360]
Clarence Thomas takes some me time.