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Women and Partnership Status


The first examination of female equity and nonequity partners reveals some surprises--and some good news.

Associates Survey 2010

This year, associates' satisfaction has dropped to the lowest level in six years.

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Interviewing Season: The More Things Change...

Retired Kirkland & Ellis partner Steven Harper thinks back on his own experience interviewing for jobs 30 years ago and recalls a key question he posed to his interviewers--one that is still relevant, and revealing. Students, take note.


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Lathrop & Gage Announces Merger With Denver Firm

The oldest law firm west of the Mississippi River, 267-lawyer Lathrop & Gage has agreed to merge with Denver shop Kamlet Reichert, according to a report in The Denver Post.


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Cleary Advising Petrobras on $75 Billion Share Offering

The firm is acting as issuer's counsel to Brazilian oil and gas giant Petrobras on its plan to raise nearly $75 billion in the world's largest-ever share sale to finance an investment program aimed at developing offshore oil fields.


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Litigator of the Week: Raymond Stauffer of Chatham, New Jersey, Pro Se

Curiosity about the patent stamped on a Brooks Brothers bow tie led to a landmark false marking ruling.


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Seven Firms On Canadian-Australian Mining Deal

Labor Day weekend doesn't slow things down outside the U.S., apparently. 


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The Firms

Legal Sector Gained 1000 New Jobs in August

Overall, the U.S. lost 54,000 jobs last month. But the legal services industry saw a spike for the second month in a row with 1,000 new jobs. 


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Mid-Level Associate Survey: Paul Hastings's Jump

Paul Hastings went from being ranked 66th in last year's mid-level associate satisfaction survey to making the top 10 this year. The American Lawyer's Ross Todd sat down with Paul Hastings associates Robin Arzon and Daniel Blaser to discuss the firm's improved score.

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