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Despite All That Happened Last Year, Many Law Firms Still Have No Black Partners
Sixteen law firms on the 2021 Diversity Scorecard, nine of which are in the Am Law 200, do not have any Black attorneys in their partnerships.
Adjusting the COVID-19 Response: How Law Firms Are Altering Austerity Measures
Some firms are restoring pay after reducing salaries earlier in the year, while others make additional cuts.
Pay Cuts, Layoffs, and More: How Law Firms Are Managing the Pandemic
Our firm-by-firm guide to how law firms are protecting their bottom lines from the economic fallout of the coronavirus.
Big Law Firms Got Millions of Dollars to Preserve Payroll. Some Made Cuts Anyway
At least nine Am Law 200 firms that received PPP loans cut jobs or salaries before or after they received the loans.
Dozens of Big Law Firms Received Millions in PPP Loan Funds
At least 45 law firms in the Am Law 200 received SBA loans this year.
NY Law Firms Aren't Rushing Back to Offices Even If Their Clients Are
Reopening dates in New York, if they are set, are tentative or limited to a select few. Meanwhile, some clients are heading back to offices more quickly.
Some Big Law Firms Are Waiting to Reopen Their New York Offices
While law firm offices in New York City are allowed to reopen, several firm leaders say they're taking a conservative approach, keeping their office doors closed this week.
Law Firms Are Supporting Attorney Activism, But Some Fear It Won't Last
"I wanted to create a safe space where I could integrate my passion for social justice with the job," said Debevoise associate Justin Maffett, who said the firm has been supportive.
What the Death of George Floyd Should Teach the Legal Industry
As a black CEO and former Big Law M&A lawyer, Bryan Parker offers practical tips on what law firms and the legal industry need to do to facilitate meaningful change.
Pryor Cashman Associate Suspended Without Pay in Wake of Arrest in Firebombing Incident
A federal judge ruled Monday afternoon that Colinford Mattis and a co-defendant would each be released to home confinement on a $250,000 bond, though the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of New York said it would appeal the ruling to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit.TRENDING STORIES
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