Legal Industry Archive » April, 2016

Legal Industry - April, 2016

186 articles

• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• The Top In-House Hires Of April
• Squire Misses Mark In Response To Reddit Gender Flap
• OPINION: Engaging The Media May Help Your Client
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Sedgwick Partner Can't Dodge Suit Over Roadside Brawl
• 3 Ways To Boost Your Firm's Sagging Reputation
• Ex-Solicitor Gen. Olson Urges Senate Ceasefire Over Garland
• Husch Blackwell Boosts Atty Count To 700 With Firm Merger
• Squire 'Disappointed' Ex-Atty Says She Suffered Gender Bias
• Nonlawyer Firm Ownership Lacks Traction Despite New Look
• Obama Picks 8 For Federal Bench Positions
• 3 Cost-Effective Cybersecurity Tips For Firms Big And Small
• George Mason Faces Faculty Backlash Over Scalia Law School
• 4 Ways You're Wasting Your Co-Workers' Time
• Law360's Weekly Verdict: Legal Lions & Lambs
• Using The New Federal Rules To Rein In Discovery
• Dentons: A New Kind Of Network?
• 22 Firms Win Top Marks From GCs On AFAs
• AFA-Only Firms Master The Art Of Nonhourly Billing
• Ex-GOP Sen. Coburn Backs Consideration Of Garland
• There's Money In Legal Globalization's Teenage Tumult
• 5 Ways Firms Can Add Value Without Increasing Costs
• White Collar's Boys' Club Fading Into The History Books
• Midwest Firm Falls Victim To Cutthroat Lateral Market
• Hatch, Leahy Square Off On 'Advice And Consent' Meaning
• GCs Wearing More Hats In Rise To C-Suite, Survey Finds
• Senate GOP Keeps Stonewalling On Federal Bench Nominees
• 5 Ways BigLaw Is Changing How Attorneys Work
• 4 Reasons IP Attys Are Using Social Media
• Insiders Break Down The Compliance Program Done Right
• This Law Firm's Profits Per Partner Topped $6.5M In 2015
• BarBri Discriminates Against Blind Bar Exam Students: Suit
• The Biggest BigLaw Losers In 2015
• The BigLaw Firms That Defied Mediocrity In 2015
• Though Loud, Media Voices Haven't Cracked Garland Block
• Dentons Still Demanding $2M From Ex-McKenna Partners
• 4 Ways To Deal With A Volatile Judge
• 5 Tips For Aspiring IP Lawyers
• Using Military History As A Guide To Successful Defense
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• 3 Things Attorneys Should Know About Litigation Financing
• How To Manage The Millennial Lawyer
• Reed Smith, Pepper Hamilton Break Off Merger Talks
• Dems Say Grassley Flip-Flopped On High Court Process
• Law360 Names Attys Who Moved Up The Firm Ranks In Q1
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• NY Nonresident-Atty Office Rule Is Constitutional: 2nd Circ.
• The 2016 Glass Ceiling Report
• 5 Tips For Better Communication With Clients
• Avoiding The Pitfalls Of Researching Attorneys In PACER
• Women Missing Out On Lead Roles In Court, Study Says
• Conflicted Attys Can't Accept Referral Fees, ABA Says
• 5 Traits Of The Best Law Firm Management Committees
• AFAs Now Dominate A Third Of Firm Spending
• In First Speech As Nominee, Garland Praises Pro Bono Work
• Law360's Weekly Verdict: Legal Lions & Lambs
• 9th Circ. Arms Firms Seeking To Discharge Client Debt
• Fla. Court Strikes Down Atty Fee Rule In Workers' Comp Suits
• BigLaw Lobbying Firms See Uneven Returns In First Quarter
• How 2 Immigration Firms Are Raising The Bar For Female Attys
• What Happens At Law Firms When Women Take Charge
• Wall Street Firms Among Toughest For Female Partners
• DOJ Scrutiny Weighs Heavily On In-House Compliance Pros
• Garland Meeting Doesn't Sway Graham's Opposition
• The Perks Your Firm Needs To Add Now
• Senate Dem Decries Committee Delays On Judicial Nominees
• From Gov't To Firm, Happily: Changing Careers Midstream
• Employment Firms Remain Tops For Female Attorneys
• 3 Ways GCs Can Stave Off Future Breach Litigation
• Alternative Fees On The Rise Among P&C Insurers, Study Says
• 3 BigLaw Women Who Shattered The Glass Ceiling This Year
• Okla. City Bombing Colleagues Make Case For Garland
• Dovel & Luner Hikes First-Year Associate Pay To $190K
• 5 Jobs You Should Never Do For Your Boss
• IP Boutiques Still Among Worst For Female Attorneys
• The 10 Best BigLaw Firms For Female Attorneys
• Why GCs Want To Test Your Tech Skills
• Garland Set To Meet With 5 More Senators This Week
• Novak Druce Hit With Unpaid Wages Suit In Delaware
• Fox Rothschild HIPAA Guru Says Attys Must Mind Health Data
• Judge Scheindlin Denies TiVo DQ Bid Over Move To Law Firm
• The New Associate's Survival Guide
• Another Take On Reed Smith, Pepper Hamilton Merger Talks
• A Pa. Court's Take On Rule 37(e) And Nonelectronic Info
• The Best Law Firms For Female Partners
• The Glass Ceiling Report
• The Top 5 Ways BigLaw Is Failing Women
• The 100 Best Law Firms For Female Attorneys
• Dentons DQ Row Shows Investors' Desire To Stay Secret
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• Perkins Coie Atty Picked For Fed Bench In Washington State
• Verizon Atty Hit Striking Worker With Porsche: Union
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Reid Says GOP Garland Block Will Help Democrats Win Senate
• Pepper Hamilton Drops Last Association With Louis Freeh
• 5 Ways To Botch The Beauty Contest
• Ex-Locke Lord IT Engineer Gets 9.5 Years For Network Attack
• OPINION: Advising The GOP About Its Obligation To Advise
• Female Attys Reach $4M Class Deal With Farmers In Bias Row
• NJ To Adopt Uniform Bar Exam, Admission By Motion
• In Globalized World, Breyer Urges Closer Look At Foreign Law
• Reid's Attacks On McConnell Over Garland Block Get Personal
• 5 Tips For Aspiring Environmental Attorneys
• Hogan Lovells Memo Heralds Equal Associate Bonuses
• Why Miami Is Drawing The Attention Of Global Firms
• Proskauer Rose Had Modest Revenue Boost In 2015
• Law360's Weekly Verdict: Legal Lions & Lambs
• 5 Traits Of The Worst Law Firm Management Committees
• Garland's Hill Tour Exposing Limits Of White House Plan
• Gardere Wynne Sewell's Revenue Ticked Up In 2015
• ABA Asks Lawmakers To Reject Accrual Accounting Mandates
• How To Downsize A Law Firm Without The Drama
• Mossack Fonseca Pledges Cooperation After Panama Raid
• 5 Ways Law Firms Waste Money On Biz Development
• Dentons Faces Malpractice Suit For Gap DQ At ITC
• Reed Smith, Pepper Hamilton Tie-Up May Bring Layoffs
• Grassley Leaves Garland Meeting With Unchanged Opposition
• MDL Leadership Sees A Crack In Glass Ceiling
• 5 Steps GCs Should Take To Increase Cybersecurity Defenses
• 3 Things You Should Appreciate About BigLaw
• Lauded UK E-Discovery Order Means Tech Homework for Attys
• Reed Smith And Pepper Hamilton Discussing A Merger
• Justice Sotomayor Offers Peek Into Judicial Decision-Making
• Former ABA Presidents Ask Senate To Consider Garland
• Senate Confirms Tennessee Nominee To Federal Bench
• GCs, Compliance Heads Increasingly On Hook For Co. Wrongs
• Why Leaner Is Better In The Current Legal Market
• Robins Kaplan Ends Small-Town Museum's Trademark Woes
• 3 Tactics For GCs When Banking Watchdogs Come Calling
• The Biggest Mistakes First-Years Make
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• 5 Legal Cliches That Could Land You In Hot Water
• 3 Red Flags Attys Should Look For While Vetting Clients
• In Reversal, Graham Agrees To Meet With Judge Garland
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Holland & Knight Raises 1st-Year Pay To $145K In South Fla.
• Hueston Hennigan Springs For $10K Atty Bonuses Firmwide
• Shearman & Stearling Gives Thumbs-Up To Work From Home
• Legal Delivery In The 'Gig Economy'
• Will Texas Stay Moderate When It Comes To E-Discovery?
• Trio Sentenced For Home Invasion Robbery Of Federal Judge
• Barnes & Thornburg Sees Rise In Revenue
• Senate On Judicial 'Obstruction' Streak, Ranking Dem Says
• What GCs Can Learn From How Their Peers Handled Scandals
• 3 Tips For Repping A Notorious Client
• Obama Stumps For Garland At U. of Chicago
• Law360's Weekly Verdict: Legal Lions & Lambs
• Grassley, Judge Garland To Meet Over Breakfast
• Proskauer Rose Revealed Worker Tax Info In Phishing Scam
• Struggles May Be Ahead For Midsize UK Firms
• Scalia Law School Name No Longer The Butt Of Jokes
• GCs Struggle With Cloud Tech, Budget In Info Control: Survey
• Obama Nominates Idaho Judge To Federal Bench
• The Career Advice Lawyers Wish They Had Taken
• Laterals' Taxes Now Fair Game As BigLaw Deepens Vetting
• Freshfields Plans To Launch North American Back Office
• Succession Planning: A Key Strategy For Law Firm Longevity
• Mossack Fonseca Lobs Legal Action For Panama Papers Hack
• Panama Papers Bring Law Firm Ethics Controversy To Fore
• DOJ's No. 3 Exiting, Antitrust Head Expected To Replace Him
• 3 Things Clients Look For When Choosing A New Firm
• Calif. State Bar Trustees Propose Organizational Split
• McGuireWoods' 2016 Lateral Count Rises To 21
• Law Firms Show Lowest Commitment To Diversity: Survey
• Garland's Meetings With 2 More GOP Sens. A Mixed Bag
• The 4 Traits GCs Should Seek In Their Next Hire
• Kenyon Mulls Merger Amid Departures, Managing Partner Says
• Ex-Dewey Partners Off Hook In $220M NY Rent Fight
• Justice Kagan Opens Up About Court's 'Gap' Without Scalia
• Sidley Again Ups Associate Pay Amid Fight For UK Talent
• Former Garland Clerks Urge High Court Confirmation
• Law Firms Named In Leaked Panama Papers
• What To Do After You've Screwed Up A Brief
• 4 Billing Habits Every Attorney Should Develop Now
• 7 Lessons I Learned As A Trial Lawyer On Jury Duty
• In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
• GC Cheat Sheet: The Hottest Corporate News Of The Week
• Patterson Belknap Saw Dip In Revenue, Partner Profit In '15
• Supreme Court's Internal Style Guide Goes Public
• Bush-Appointed DC Circ. Judge Vouches For Garland
• Chicago May Be Fertile Ground For Law Firm Mergers
• Holland & Knight First-Year Associates See $160K Salaries
• The 2016 Rising Stars, By Firm
• Spring Brings 1,200 New Jobs To Legal Sector
• 5 Areas Bucking The Slowdown In Litigation