Yet Another Biglaw Firm Is Improving Its Parental Leave Benefits For Associates
Firms stepping up their family-friendly policies is something that's worth celebrating.
Firms stepping up their family-friendly policies is something that's worth celebrating.
Biglaw partner's death has become part of a larger conversation about workplace stress.
In recent years, AI has moved beyond speculation in the legal industry. What used to be hypothetical is now very real.
Scary situation in Midtown.
He's got a point... but this was almost definitely the wrong way to go about it.
Imagine if there were no internet...
And they're putting their money where their mouth is..
Those who’ve adopted legal-specific systems are seeing big benefits.
Of course there's a hashtag -- #DumpDLA
It's no surprise this firm is ponying up the big bucks this year.
From the perspective of Career Services, the mental health crisis unfolding that has unfolded in the legal community is hard to ignore.
The firm acknowledges the need for programs and services to address mental health issues in the profession.
Enhance your legal skills to advocate for survivors of intimate partner violence.
The widow is keenly aware of the role the stress of Biglaw -- plus a work culture that makes it difficult to seek help -- played in her husband's suicide.
He'd recently secured a lead role in Mattress Firm's Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
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With the second Chicago-headquartered firm to drop, we can expect the rest of the city to shrug its broad shoulders and match soon.
Not a bad way to get your firm off the ground.