Legal Industry Archive » March, 2015

Legal Industry - March, 2015

147 articles

• Fla. Firms See Sunny Future As Cuba Relations Thaw
• No Joke: 5 Strange But True Cases For April Fool's
• The March GC Hires You Need To Know
• The 6 Firms That Shed Partners In 2014
• US Legal Industry Sets Merger Record For First Quarter
• NY High Court Puts Nonresident Atty Office Rule In Peril
• Women Attys Reveal How To Rebound From A BigLaw Break
• Law Firms Find Strong Footing In Minneapolis Market
• Dewey Execs Can Tell Jury They Expected Firm To Recover
• Texas Firms Find Midwest Culture Makes Tie-Ups Natural Fit
• How The Dewey Execs Found Themselves Facing Prison
• McCarter & English Tops List Of Firms That Call NJ Home
• Pa. Firms Safe At Home And Gunning For National Growth
• 4 BigLaw Firms Join Female Attorney 'Returnship' Program
• Duane Morris Malpractice Suit Shows Risk of Atty Moonlighting
• Dykema Plans Merger With Texas-Based Cox Smith Matthews
• NY Bar Sets Confidentiality Policy For Laterals, Mergers
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• DC Legal Boom Set To Continue Amid Regulatory Demand
• BigLaw On Notice After Judge Scolds Firms For Bad Writing
• NY Judge Dismisses 'Star Associate' Firing Suit
• 5 Tips For Keeping Your Troops Happy
• Law360 Names Top Attorneys Under 40
• Calif. Firms Pick Up Speed From Startup, Tech Boom
• Why A Tech GC Is Choosing Data Tools Over BigLaw
• Wiley Rein Lays Off Partners But Spares Associates
• Texas Firms Branch Out While Doubling Down At Home
• Law360's Weekly Verdict: Legal Lions & Lambs
• 4 Ways To Botch Your Firm's Expansion Into Africa
• Judge Reams Out BigLaw Firms For Lengthy Filings
• UK Firm Taylor Wessing Moving To Full Equity Partnership
• Firms Take Harder Line On Guaranteed Deals For Laterals
• NY Loses Ground To DC In Flagship Office Count
• Deep-Pocketed Outsiders Challenge Wall Street Firms In NY
• 5 Lessons For BigLaw From The Kleiner Perkins Case
• The FCPA Predictions GCs Can't Afford To Ignore
• Police Looking For Woman Linked To DLA Piper Atty Killing
• 16 US Law Firms Keep Partnership Club Elite
• Faruqi Says Marchuk's 'Frivolous' Claims Warrant $10K Fees
• Top 3 Employment Boutiques Gain As Rivals See Drop-Off
• BigLaw Looks To Clear Partnership Path For Pregnant Attys
• MoFo Suffers Sharp Drop In London Revenue
• Practitioner's Playbook: The Summary Judgment Motion
• Jenner & Block Hops Across The Pond For London Outpost
• Ex-Dewey Partner Settles $1M Clawback Fight
• Calif.'s Top Judge Touts Courts' Recovery From Recession
• Lateral Mania Fuels Growth For Opportunistic Firms
• Justices' Foley Warning Shows Attys Must Rein In Clients
• Client Happiness Drove BigLaw Mergers In 2014
• 6 New Technologies To Help You Win At Trial
• High Court Won't Discipline Foley Atty For Jumbled Petition
• Litigation Firms Make Cuts Amid Work Slowdown
• Law360 Reveals Largest IP Boutiques
• Is MegaLaw Just Big Enough To Fail?
• Law360 Reveals 400 Largest US Firms
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• Sheppard Mullin Ups Bonuses, Drops Pro Bono Credit Cap
• Sidley's Blown Deadline In $40M Case Provides Stark Lesson
• Law360's Weekly Verdict: Legal Lions & Lambs
• Lawyer Survey Reveals Brightening Associate Job Market
• 7 Habits Of Highly Effective Paralegals
• Goodwin Procter Lays Off 38, Expects Litigation Slowdown
• Legal 'Robots' To Free Attys From Rote Work
• NY Firms Hiscock & Barclay, Damon Morey In Merger Talks
• Holland & Knight Cuts Equity Ranks To Make Way For Laterals
• Latham To Close Its Abu Dhabi, Doha Offices
• More Firms Losing Work Over Client Service Failures
• Law Firms Stay In China Despite Low Profits, Study Says
• 47 Ex-Howrey Partners Give Up $6M Claims In Clawback Deal
• Practitioner's Playbook: The Complaint
• Ex-Faruqi Atty Keeps Fighting For $1.4M In Fees
• GCs Facing More Class Actions, Higher-Exposure Cases
• BigLaw Aims To Win Client Love With Side Jobs
• 5 Questions GCs Should Ask All Firms Before Hiring Them
• Sedgwick Loses 12% Of Partners As Firm Turns To Core Areas
• McKenna Long Partners Approve Dentons Merger
• Firms Move To Encryption To Quell Cybersecurity Fears
• Quinn Emanuel On Its Own With Bonus Marketing Tactic
• Faruqi Accuser On Hook For $10K Defense Costs
• White & Case Sees 10% Atty Drop As Profits Come To Focus
• 5 Things Law Firms Should Never Say In A Beauty Contest
• MoFo Sees Atty Drop In 2014 As Big Cases Wrap Up
• IP Boutiques Shrink Amid Litigation Slowdown
• Fresh Off Bingham Deal, Morgan Lewis Heads to Singapore
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• Quinn Emanuel Defends Tying Bonuses To Marketing
• Faruqi Accuser Says Firm Can't Recover Attys' Fees
• Law Students Tell High Court To Overturn Gay Marriage Bans
• Dewey Execs Aim To Curb Email, Backdating Evidence At Trial
• 6 Easy Ways For Firms To Cut Costs
• How To Build An In-House ADR Program That Actually Works
• Law360's Weekly Verdict: Legal Lions & Lambs
• Police Coming Up Empty In Stabbing Death Of DLA Associate
• 5 Ways To Keep Your Client Happy
• 5 Parts Of BigLaw Culture Ripe For Change
• Kasowitz Benson Shed 14% Of Attys In Challenging Market
• Winston & Strawn Scoops Up A Group Of Pillsbury Partners
• 6 GC Pet Peeves That Can Get You Fired
• Kasowitz Benson Announces Layoffs Amid Strong Financials
• NY Legal Groups Spar Over Uniform Bar Exam Proposal
• 5 Ways To Sway Calif.'s High Court To Snap Up Your Case
• Market Woes Have Limited Impact On Value Of JD, Study Says
• 7 Habits Of Highly Effective Law Firm Leaders
• Law360 Legal Industry Editorial Advisory Board
• 6 Recent Class Cert. Rulings Every Litigator Needs To Know
• Clients Care Less About Prestige In Era Of Mega-Vereins
• Crowell Taps Styles As Second-Ever Female Firm Chair
• Former Bingham COO Lands at Norton Rose Fulbright
• Thelen Trustee Reaches Deal With Holdout Ex-Partners
• 5 Law Firms Make Fortune's List Of 100 Best Places To Work
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Alex Romain
• 4 Ways To Woo Clients You Already Have
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Cozen O'Connor's Martin Wickliff
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• Two Sentenced In Hit-And-Run Death Of Federal Judge's Son
• Ropes & Gray Program Finds Legal Solutions To Health Issues
• Legal Sector Gains 3,100 Jobs As Industry Stabilizes
• The Female Attorneys You Admire
• Federal Judge Shot Outside Detroit Home
• 7 Ways Law Firms Can Boost Cash In 2015
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Cooper & Dunham's Maldonado
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Baker Donelson's Erica Mason
• More Law Firms To Face Suits Over Sensitive Client Data
• How To Get Tapped For An In-House Job
• Law360's Weekly Verdict: Legal Lions & Lambs
• DA Defends Handling Of Dewey Exec's Testimony
• Dentons, McKenna Long Rekindle Merger Talks
• Law Firm Entry-Level Hiring Is Showing Signs Of Life
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Stinson Leonard's Williams
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Coblentz Patch's Clifford Yin
• US Firms' Subjective Partner Pay At Odds With Global Trend
• BigLaw Insurer Rating Drop To Prompt Coverage Scrutiny
• Will You Get A Midyear Bonus?
• Premature To Adopt Uniform Bar Exam In NY, Atty Group Says
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Baker Donelson's McMullen
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Jennifer Olmedo-Rodriguez
• The FCPA Dilemmas That Still Dog General Counsel
• How To Avoid A Client Handover Catastrophe
• Mayer Brown Pumps Up Bonuses For Non-NY Associates
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Akerman's Palash Pandya
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Snell & Wilmer's Rick McNeil
• BigLaw To Be Pulled North By Canadian Resources
• A Midcareer Guide To Becoming Your Firm's Heir Apparent
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Steptoe's Seong Kim
• Calif. Gov. Appointed More Minority, LGBT Judges In 2014
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Quarles & Brady's John Daniels
• DLA Piper Set To Enter Canada With Davis LLP Merger