By Leigh Jones | Vanessa Blum | March 6, 2020
Law.com journalists—Dylan Jackson, Heather Nevitt, Jack Newsham and Karen Sloan—report on how this rapidly changing situation is upending operations at law firms, law schools and legal departments.
Delaware Law Weekly | Analysis
By Ben Seal | March 6, 2020
Delaware School of Law ethics professor emeritus Louise Lark Hill sees little evidence that ownership and investment slackening in Australia have deteriorated ethics there. In fact, her research found that ethical complaints actually decreased. "Evils that people have been concerned about haven't really been evident," Hi
The American Lawyer | Commentary
By Paul Hodkinson | February 13, 2020
It's possible to assess how firms have distributed their lawyers globally and how well they have allocated resources on the basis of relative market size.
By Gina Passarella Cipriani | February 11, 2020
"It's hard to imagine addressing lawyer mental health and wellness without addressing the operational model of billable hours—to expect someone to not be depressed billing every six minutes," said Eilene Zimmerman, author of the new book "Smacked."
By Samantha Stokes | February 5, 2020
Success can be an obstacle to change, Bruce MacEwen said during a discussion on looming transformation in the industry. "If you're doing fine, why risk messing it up?" he said.
The American Lawyer | Analysis
By Lizzy McLellan | January 22, 2020
Market conditions and a more proactive approach may be driving a shift in the law firm merger scene.
By Zach Warren | January 21, 2020
As part of the Legalweek 2020 Q&A series, Legaltech News speaks with Morgan Lewis partner and 'troublemaker' Tess Blair on a lack of digital transformation, the wide gap between the consumer user experience and the legal user experience, and more.
By Leigh Jones | Vanessa Blum | January 10, 2020
A "piling on" of slights and inequities over time drives women from law firms, a study by ALM and the ABA shows. At the same time, men and women vastly differ in how they view the success of firms' policies to address the problem.
The American Lawyer | Analysis
By Christine Simmons | January 6, 2020
Outsourcing has led to a sea change at many law firms, and left its mark on the bottom line. Some firms are even planning a shared back-office center, the first of its kind in Big Law. The only question now is what work can't be re-evaluated.
The Legal Intelligencer | News
By Lizzy McLellan | December 18, 2019
The firm ejected Ian Siminoff after a barrage of misconduct allegations by a former staff member in a lawsuit Wednesday morning.
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