Certain Midwest and second-tier markets, in terms of population, have garnered particular interest from large law firms, especially those that serve middle-market clients, reports Lizzy McLellan of The American Lawyer. According to statistics from AmLaw’s latest NLJ 500 survey, the number of lawyers at NLJ 500 firms grew by 100 or more in each of the […]
Intellectual property firm Kenyon & Kenyon neither confirmed nor denied rumors that they will be canceling their summer associat...
In a profession “less diverse than doctors or engineers [who are] 88 percent white,” says Danielle Holley-Walker, dean o...
In-house attorneys have always extolled the abolishment of the billable hour as a major plus over traditional firm life. But now, T...
Last year saw the dissolution of several high-profile firm mergers, yet still boasted a record 91 successful law firm amalgamations ...
Schiff Hardin laid off seven current associates and retracted offers for four incoming associates yesterday, reports the ABA Journal...
Baker and McKenzie retains its title as the best-known law firm in the world, according recent rankings by UK-based r...
BTI Consulting recently analyzed over 300 law firms to identify the key characteristics shared by the most profitable law ...
Managing partner of Akerman’s Chicago office, Scott Meyers, sat down with Crain’s to discuss the firm’s ...
The “vast majority” of lawyers and staff from Houston-based IP boutique Novack Druce Connolly Bove & Quigg will be a...