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When Will the Dust Settle on Associate Pay? As Some Law Firms Wait, Others Make Quiet Moves
Some firms are waiting for the associate pay scale to solidify, promising to match the market no matter what. Or they've already—privately—matched Milbank's.
With Broad Growth Ambitions, Willkie Takes Talent From Cooley and O'Melveny
"We're not done adding breadth and depth," in particular in Northern California, Willkie's chair said.
Firms Have to Move Beyond Money to Win the Talent War in 2022
Addressing attorneys' deeper concerns will require Big Law to start thinking beyond the bonus and raise bonanza.
Why Moving a Book of Business to a New Firm Is Now Easier Than Ever
Client loyalty to any one law firm has long been eroding, but the pandemic has accelerated the trend, observers say.
Several Big Firms Match Milbank Scale While Many Holdouts Remain
Other Big Law heavyweights and some of the most profitable firms have not yet moved.
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Law Firms Love to Talk About Culture. But Can They Define It?
In law firm hiring, "there's a lot of lying about what exactly people are getting into," one general counsel observed.
The Latest Cravath Exit Becomes Early Signal of 2022 Lateral Market
"When you change something as dramatic as the comp system, there is going to be fallout," said one recruiter about changes to lockstep pay.
'They're In Real Trouble': Quinn Emanuel Loses Big Stars and Big Business to Willkie in London
Some believe the firm's London office will lose up to a quarter of its revenue, as well as its role on the trophy Mastercard case, following this week's 15-lawyer team departure.
UK Firms Face an Identity Crisis as Their Global 200 Slide Continues
Some of the country's elite firms are beginning to question what they want to be.
Cabraser Appointed to Lead Opioid Lawsuits Against McKinsey & Co.
U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer appointed Elizabeth Cabraser, of Lieff Cabraser, to serve as lead counsel in 50 opioid lawsuits against Purdue Pharma's consulting firm. The next hearing is Sept. 2.TRENDING STORIES
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