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'Common Sense': How Law Firms Can Manage This Economic Downturn
"The number one lesson is to not just manage for today but to look down the road at the way things are going and try to be there before they get here," said Richard Rosenbaum, executive chairman of Greenberg Traurig.
The Law Firm Disrupted: A Solution to the Overcapacity Quandary
Rather than layoffs, law firms could weigh redeploying personnel toward contingency litigation, argues Burford Capital's David Perla.
Cooley's Layoffs Reveal Dangers Facing Other Sector-Focused Law Firms
One lesson that can be gleaned is the importance of building broad corporate practices and offering a range of industry expertise, according to industry observers.
Time to Lay Off Lawyers or Scale Up? Big Law Faces Staffing Quandary
Could law firms have predicted this a year ago when they were slammed with billable hours and their associates were hitting all nighters to meet client deadlines?
Law Firms See Venture Capital Deal Work Tumble in Q3, In Latest Sign of an Ending Cycle
The top venture capital law firms witnessed deal work fall, with several firms seeing dozens of fewer deals.
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Fast-Growing AffiniPay Bulks Up C-Suite by Hiring First General Counsel
CEO Dru Armstrong said Catherine Dawson "has a proven track record as a general counsel and legal adviser to many high-growth companies across a range of topics and transactions."
Stealth Layoffs Obscure Big Law's Exposure to Silicon Valley Losses
As billable hours dry up in venture capital and emerging companies practices, law firms create a pretext for more cuts to correct overhiring.
Gunderson Associates Out of a Job After Dip in Billable Work
Two rounds of cuts affected about 30 associates this fall at Gunderson Dettmer, according to sources in contact with affected individuals, as demand falls for emerging companies and venture capital work.
Undeterred by Competition, Latham Continues Rapid Austin Growth With Mix of Transfers and Laterals
Latham partner David Miller said Austin has attracted a few energy companies over the last several years, and a broader shift by Big Tech only increases the focus on the Austin market, providing work for firms ranging from early-stage startups through restructuring.
Undeterred by Competition, Latham Continues Rapid Austin Growth With Mix of Transfers and Laterals
Launching with four lawyers last fall, Latham & Watkins' Austin office has expanded despite challenges of the pandemic and a heated hiring market as Big Law competitors also put down roots in the Texas capital city.Trending Stories
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