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Polsinelli, Perkins Coie Among Firms Touting Larger, Diverse Partner Classes
Polsinelli announced its largest partner class ever, joining a slew of Am Law 100 firms over the last month or so that've set new benchmarks on size and diversity with their partner promotions.
In Seattle, Big Law Sees a Booming Market for Tech, Real Estate and Employment Work
In a market dominated by midsize and independent firms, Big Law aims to serve as "client predictors" in the Emerald City.
Buy Low, Sell High: Kirkland and Mintz Real Estate Moves Show Opportunity Abounds After Slow Summer
As more firms opt for short-term renewal or restructuring of current leases, real estate brokers say there are concessions to be had in a weak market.
It's Going to Be Difficult—Law Firms Wrestle Over Unvaccinated COVID Survivors
Amid a rise in employers requiring shots in arms, some in the legal industry are still grappling with how to handle claims that "natural immunity" should count as an exemption to vaccine mandates.
Spread of Partner Pay Widens in Parts of Big Law
Many firms in the Second Hundred tier may be more sensitive to individual contributions from rainmakers compared with Am Law 100 firms.
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Law Firms Monitor Delta Variant Spread, as Leaders Plan Office Return Policies
"It's almost a day-by-day or week-by-week analysis," said Michael Hammer, CEO of Dickinson Wright.
Deal Watch: The Highest-Ever Deal Value and Volume for a First Half
Global M&A topped $2.8 billion in the first two quarters of 2021, with no signs of slowing down, fueled by tech, private equity and, of course, SPACs.
Your Own Physical Trainer: How Some Law Firms Are Offering Office Perks Amid Return Plans
Wigdor, which has hired a physical trainer for its attorneys and staff, is one of several law firms adding unique perks in attempting to reacclimate employees to in-office work.
In the Struggle for Market Share, Law Firms Are Doubling Down on Their Strengths
As demand surges, firms are searching for ways to secure a bigger slice of the pie, and that often means leaning harder into what they're known for.
Talent War Leads to More 'Boomerang' Associates and Hiring Mismatches
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