Midlevel Associates' Favorite New York Biglaw Firm
New York City (Photo by David Lat)Ed. Note: Welcome to our daily feature Trivia Question of the Day!According to the American Lawyer's most recent Midlevel Associates Survey, which Biglaw firm...
New York City (Photo by David Lat)Ed. Note: Welcome to our daily feature Trivia Question of the Day!According to the American Lawyer's most recent Midlevel Associates Survey, which Biglaw firm...
[photo1]When it comes to working as an associate, time is money, and Biglaw firms are dead serious about time entry. After all, that's how these firms get paid, and if attorneys are delinquent in the ...
[photo1]Ed. note: Welcome to our daily feature, Quote of the Day.For one firm, it could mean three days in, two days out. To another, it means four in, one out. Or, if you're at three days [in...
[photo1]Firms Are Trying To Make Sure Their Associates Stay Put: What will come of this? More mentorship opportunities? Better flavors for the Keurig?Even The Conservative Pro...
[photo1]"Fate fell short this time / Your smile fades in the summer / Place your hand in mine / I'll leave when I wanna" -- Blink 182As the summer associate season comes to a close, I...
[photo1]Ed. note: Welcome to our daily feature, Quote of the Day.There basically aren't limits on what an associate can be asked to do, as long as it's legal. It seems like a situation ripe fo...
(Image via Getty)The word "legacy" seems to be top of mind these days. Legacy can have different meanings -- some good, some not so good. A legacy can be a gift, something received from a predecessor,...
[photo1]Associates, Unite!: This midsize firm could be one of the first to have its own union!Another Firm Bites The Dust: That makes four firms forcing associates to...
[photo1]Biglaw deferrals continue to be announced, offering incoming associates some months-long involuntary vacations, extra stress before the bar exam, and a dearth of expected income, right when st...
[photo1]Doom and gloom in Biglaw might be the trend that industry observers are loving right now -- after all, who doesn't love a good fear-click? -- but not every Biglaw firm is looking to make cuts....
[photo1]Thanks to drastic changes in client demand, quite a few Biglaw firms have opted to defer their incoming associate classes to January 2024. But now, an Am Law 100 firm is putting a whole new tw...
[photo1]It may be the middle of summer, but many Biglaw firms are still trying to slim down (in terms of head count) in any way they can. Hence, the rise of the midyear review, which inevitably leads ...
[photo1]Ed. note: Welcome to our daily feature, Quote of the Day.I almost wonder whether performance reviews can be productive because people hear the words 'you're safe' and turn off their ea...
[photo1]Vault recently published the 2024 edition of all manner of its closely watched rankings for the largest law firms in the country, proving that money -- in the form of Cravath's perennially com...
[photo1]I recently noticed a trend when I was driving around my area in the late afternoon. In years past, the typical rush hour occurred around 5 p.m. -- when workdays traditionally ended. Of course,...
[photo1]At least three top-tier US law firms in Hong Kong are currently planning to phase out Cost Of Living Adjustment (COLA) allowances within the next two years, and others are discussing doing the...
[photo1]Ed. note: Welcome to our daily feature, Trivia Question of the Day!According to Law360 Pulse's 2023 Summer Associate Survey, what percentage of law students said their biggest concern ...
[photo1]Ed. note: Welcome to our daily feature, Quote of the Day.The current market conditions, unfortunately, don't give them many choices.This hiccup so early on in their ca...
[photo1]* Supreme Court justices issue annual financial disclosures as required by statute (in case anyone's confused) except Thomas and Alito. Can't be caught making material omissions on financial d...
[photo1]It's turning out to be a hot deferral summer in Biglaw.Back in April, following a round of layoffs, Cooley kicked off the race to shrink incoming associate classes by deferring its first-years...