Slaughter & May
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Biglaw
Biglaw Firm To Make 'Bring Your Dog To Work Day' Permanent For Health & Wellness Purposes
Just make sure not to roll over on those billables when the pets are at the office. -
Biglaw
Biglaw Firm Tells Associates Exactly How Many Times They Need To Check Their Emails Over The Weekend
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Biglaw Partner Ordered To Take Driving Safety Course After Running Over, Killing Pedestrian
This partner's 'careless driving' resulted in a woman's death.
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Biglaw
Partner Out At Magic Circle Firm Following Internal Investigation
Not much is known about what led up to his retirement. -
Biglaw
Biglaw Firms Put Lateral Hiring On Pause Due To Coronavirus Crisis
Biglaw puts a pin on associate hiring for the time being. -
Technology
Biglaw Firms Become Tech Incubators
Three large law firms are leading the way when it comes to tech in the legal profession. -
Biglaw
Finally, A Biglaw Firm With A Gender Pay Gap That Favors Women
Male associates are being paid less than women at this firm. -
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Biglaw's Summer of Love?
Will it pass quickly, or does it represent the beginning of a major change? - Sponsored
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Non-Sequiturs
Non-Sequiturs: 12.11.15
* We’ve been super lucky that Old Man Winter hasn’t pelted us with terrible, bitter cold weather… yet. But as Westerosians know, it is coming. Here’s how to look good — and professional — when it does. [Corporette]
* The sad state of immigration law in this country is a big ball of tragedy and comedy. Not exactly an ideal policy. [Huffington Post]
* We already reported on Freshfields announcing holiday bonuses today, but another Magic Circle firm is also in a giving mood. Slaughter & May bumped up its “new solicitor bonus” in time for the holidays. That should make this year’s Christmas party almost as fun as 1981’s. [Legal Cheek]
* An historical analysis of how prohibition law led to the modern right wing. Fascinating stuff. [Slate]
* Following up on a benchslap from back in April, Judge Charles Rendlen suspends another lawyer as “dishonest and dangerously incompetent.” Feel free to read the whole thing here. [St. Louis Post-Dispatch]
* Gibson Dunn’s Debra Wong Yang, who has billed NJ taxpayers more hours in connection with the Bridgegate investigation than any other lawyer, is now hosting a big-dollar fundraiser for Christie 2016. Time for some traffic problems everywhere! [WNYC]