Big Law is governed by many unspoken social rules. The line between acceptable and unacceptable behavior often depends on where you fall in the Big Law Hierarchy.
Before the angry e-mails start, my discussion of the social stratification system at Big Law and its various rules should not necessarily be seen as an endorsement — I am just calling it like I see it.
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