Management
The Inner Circle
Key client programs—born in the boomtimes—paid off for firms during the recession.
New Age, Old Rules
An outdated regulatory framework puts U.S. firms at a competitive disadvantage on the global stage.
Going to Pieces
In a foreword for his book's paperback edition, futurist Richard Susskind foresees an increasingly fragmented legal marketplace.
Risky Business
When it comes to managing errors, law firms could learn some lessons from airlines and hospitals.
Law Librarian Survey 2010
More Bang for Fewer Bucks
Even as the recession levels off, law librarians challenge vendors' pricing models.
Deferral Economics
The recession affected The Am Law 200's pro bono commitment--for good and for ill.
Flying Blind
Most lawyers never receive any formal education in leadership, and law schools do precious little to prepare them. Yet few lawyers attribute any part of the problem to inadequate education.
Noblesse Oblige
Firms must teach the younger generation what it means to be a true professional. Two veteran lawyers explain why.
Leap Of Faith
How much will Six Sigma pay off for Seyfarth Shaw?
