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 Firm Tells Associates Exactly How Many Times They Need To Check Their Emails Over The Weekend
Nice effort but there are some caveats.
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Biglaw Partner Ordered To Take Driving Safety Course After Running Over, Killing Pedestrian
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Partner Out At Magic Circle Firm Following Internal Investigation
Not much is known about what led up to his retirement.
Biglaw Firms Put Lateral Hiring On Pause Due To Coronavirus Crisis
Biglaw puts a pin on associate hiring for the time being.
Biglaw Firms Become Tech Incubators
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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]