Simpson Thacher Becomes Latest Surrender Firm To Join Up With Trump’s International House Of Tariffs
What are they doing for the Commerce Department? Pro bono? Paid? Both? Neither? The silence is deafening and exactly the problem.
What are they doing for the Commerce Department? Pro bono? Paid? Both? Neither? The silence is deafening and exactly the problem.
He's hoping to change the political system that altered his legal aspirations.
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Congressional oversight met with gaslighting, paywall references, and pro bono puppetry as Biglaw firms explain their ethical contortions.
It was a bad week to compromise your values.
If the firms won't fight for themselves, how will they fight for clients?
Firms caving to Trump reach the 'find out' stage.
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No wonder they capitulated to Trump.
The talent exodus will continue.
Kirkland, Latham, Simpson, A&O Shearman, and Cadwalader have all made bad deals with Trump.
Latham, A&O Shearman, and Simpson Thacher are all reportedly looking to make a deal.
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The partner compensation game has changed.
Haphazard ranking serves as a reminder that service hasn't quite found the right formula after law schools started withdrawing their data.
Tis the season to get back to the office, worms!
For Biglaw firms, four days spent working in the office is a trend that's slowly building momentum.
They're not going to leave associates hanging.