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Am Law 200 Firm Finds Fresh Use For AI: Attorneys' Budgeting
Thompson Hine has built AI tools to aid dealmakers and business litigators in the process of budgeting.
For Law Firms to Stave Off Attrition, Supporting Employees' Mental Health Is the First Step
It is beyond time for law firms to invest in preventative methods to stave off attrition, reduce burnout and address mental health concerns for their employees.
Record 2022 Partner Classes Show Am Law 200 Firms Are Quicker to 'Pull the Trigger'
Atlanta firms are part of an industrywide trend toward larger new partner classes for 2022.
As NCAA Athletes Seek to Profit From New Endorsement Rules, Am Law 200 Firms Are Ready to Help
Student-athletes can now use lawyers to navigate deals for their name, image and likeness, giving Am Law 200 sports and entertainment practices a new revenue stream.
Budgeting for Health Care Costs Is a Challenge for Law Firms as COVID-19 Drags On
Law firm health care claims were projected to rise to pre-pandemic levels in 2021, on the assumption that employees would resume elective procedures and more routine behavior as COVID-19 faded. Nine months into the year, health care costs have picked up, but much remains unclear for the rest of the year and into 2022.
Law Firms Are Increasing Knowledge Management Investment, but Hiring Battles Could Flatten Progress
The pandemic and market changes have forced more eyes on knowledge management, law firm KM leaders say. Now they just need to find the talent to support the increased interest.
At These Remote-Flexible Firms, Associate Development Takes a Front Seat
These law firms aren't taking attendance, but interaction for the sake of education and culture remain a top priority.
Everyone's Talking About Georgia's Voting Law, Except Atlanta's Big Law Firms
The firms surely wanted to avoid the fate of Delta Air Lines and the Coca-Cola Co., whose top executives criticized the measure a week after it was signed into law. These actions accomplished the public relations oddity of drawing boycott threats from both the law's opponents and its supporters.
Lincoln Project's Latest Target in Big Law Reveals Risks of Employees in Politics
"Radical groups are making it very difficult" these days for a state lawmaker to hold a job with a big law firm or company, said Georgia state Sen. John Albers, who resigned as CIO of Fisher Phillips.
Hire Up: After M&A Rebound, Big Law Stocks Up on Deal Lawyers
Big Law was busy bringing on corporate, finance and tax partners, responding to a strong fourth quarter of 2020 for corporate M&A.TRENDING STORIES
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