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Boutiques Trailed Industrywide Results for 2019, But Some High Performers Shined
On average, niche and boutique firms showed lackluster performance in 2019. But that's far from the full story.
'Big Firm-Trained' Boutique Sutton Pakfar Keys on Efficiency, Young Lawyer Retention
"Our business model, which our clients rely on, is that 100% of our attorneys are 'big firm trained.' However, unlike the big firms, our clients receive significant partner-level attention on every matter," Nader Pakfar, managing partner, says.
How To Build a Law Firm Culture That Does Not Tolerate Sexual Harassment
While having policies and procedures in place to handle allegations of sexual harassment is necessary, leaders who say that prevention is better than cure offer guidance on creating a culture that does not tolerate harassment in the first place.
Mid-Market Recap: Setting the Stage for a True Planning Process
Succession planning is one of the toughest issues for law firms. It seems to be particularly difficult for midsize firms, where you often find influential…
'Caste System' Is Alive and Well at Many Midsize Firms, but Some Are Changing Norms
The hierarchy that exists in many law firms can make working as a business professional in these organizations unpleasant, to say the least. But the tide is changing for some.
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Midsize Moves: A Family Law Duo in New Jersey, a West Coast Expansion
Greenbaum Rowe adds two partners from a matrimonial law boutique, Bailey Glasser opens an office in Oakland, California, and other midsize moves.
Who Got the Work: Boy Scouts' Bankruptcy and a Misclassification Class Action
Morris Nichols acts as The Boy Scouts of America's Delaware bankruptcy counsel as the organization files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, Wheeler Trigg represents FedEx against a class of drivers saying the company misclassified them as independent contractors, and other work from midsize firms.
Three Things You Can Do Today To Become a Better Lawyer
While there is great virtue in thinking long and hard about how you can improve, life, and business, may pass before you finally get going. In our fast-paced world, if you are standing still like that, you've actually moved backwards.
Question of the Week: Bond Schoeneck's COO on Being a Better Adviser to Clients
"The new law firm business model is about lawyers and law firms positioning themselves as trusted business advisers, as opposed to providing legal-specific advice only," David Otte says.
Mid-Market Recap: What Lessons Legalweek 2020 Held for Midsize Law
As is the case every year, interesting and important discussions abounded at Legalweek 2020 in New York. I and many ALM colleagues—including some…TRENDING STORIES
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