Clients need outside counsel that can collaborate to solve their problems, but law firms’ increased specialization creates an unfortunate conflict, and many are leaving big money on the table as a result, The American Lawyer reports. Recent NALP plenary speaker Heidi Gardner notes that “when firms get collaboration right — that is, do complex work for […]
In conjunction with the Am Law 100 results, the American Lawyer released their annual Am Law Second Hundred report, which includes d...
The American Lawyer just released the results of the most recent Am Law 100, their annual financial report of the top 100 U.S. ...
Mega-firm Reed Smith had a rough year in 2015, The American Lawyer reports–a year that perhaps led to the highly publicized 45...
Law360 recently released their annual Glass Ceiling report, ranking ten firms above their peers based on the percentage of...
Astor Professional Search president Bill Sugarman quoted in Law360, discussing the Midwest legal market: http://www.law360.com/...
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 ...