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At Working Mother's Top Firms for Women, Female Equity Partner Gains Were Slight
Flexible work schedules were prominent among the winners: 39% of the female lawyers at these firms worked remotely in some capacity in 2019.
First Virtual Asbestos Trial Ends in Defense Verdict
The verdict for Honeywell International comes after the defendant highlighted numerous problems with the virtual trial in California's Alameda County Superior Court.
Get Comfortable at Home: Big Firms Plan to Allow Remote Work for Rest of Year
Several firms said they expect office attendance to be required sometime in 2021, but others said remote work would continue "indefinitely" or until a coronavirus vaccine is in place.
Firms That Keep Pay Cuts in Place May Lose Ground in Hiring Market
Firms may be thinking about retention and lateral hiring when deciding whether to roll back austerity measures related to the coronavirus pandemic.
Firms That Keep Pay Cuts in Place May Lose Ground in Hiring Market
Firms may be thinking about retention and lateral hiring when deciding whether to roll back austerity measures related to the coronavirus pandemic.
Appellate Division, Second Department:August 26, 2020
Publication Date: 2020-08-28 Practice Area: Civil Appeals |
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Court: Appellate Division, Second Department, Hand Down List Judge: Unsigned Attorneys: For plaintiff: For defendant: Case number: DOCKET
Appellate Division, Second Department:August 26, 2020
Reed Smith Cuts 19 Lawyers and Staff in London
The law firm is the latest to cut roles in the UK amid the effects of the pandemic, joining Dorsey & Whitney and Norton Rose Fulbright.
iManage Acquires Closing Folders, Integrates Data Analysis of Closing Books
Document management and governance software provider iManage didn't provide closing book creation services before today. But now, iManage believes it's sitting on top of another treasure trove of data ripe for its AI-powered data analysis.
Law.com Trendspotter: Law Firms Are Reversing Cuts, but Remaining Cautious
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