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Personal Injury Firms, Like Big Law, Need Succession Planning Too
Before his law partner took his own life, Philadelphia attorney Paul Lauricella never carefully considered how to approach a leadership transition. Other players in the region look to train up the next generation of lawyers, while knowing that many will strike out on their own.
'If It Was Me, I Would Do Everything in Person': Phila. Litigators Face Zoom, Masking Fatigue
COVID-era work norms persist over two years after their onset, but many attorneys are anxious to return to pre-pandemic trial work.
Caseloads, Atty Headcount Rise at Phila.'s Top Plaintiffs' Firms, but Staffing Stays Tight
"Lawyers are always available because they're leaving the DA office," said one firm leader. "The thing that is the bigger challenge is maintaining good support staff. Lawyers are not as important as they think they are. Without having good. solid and responsible support staff, you can get yourself in a jam."
Judge Asks Pa. Superior Court to Uphold $744K Verdict, $10K Sanction Against Attorney
"Adherence to proxemic zones of personal space takes on even greater significance during a global pandemic," Allen said. "The conduct at issue took place when the courthouse was operating under COVID-19 protocols requiring six-foot social distancing. The conduct was harassment, pure and simple."
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Penn. Litigator's Death by Suicide Another Mental Health Lesson for Industry
"I think this is also a lesson to a lot of us, who may take this work more seriously than it needs to be taken, that we need to sometimes decompress and take a break," Slade McLaughlin's partner, Paul Lauricella, said.
Top Litigator's Death by Suicide Yet Another Mental Health Lesson to Learn
"I think this is also a lesson to a lot of us, who may take this work more seriously than it needs to be taken, that we need to sometimes decompress and take a break," Slade McLaughlin's partner, Paul Lauricella, said.
'Force of Nature': Top Litigator Slade McLaughlin Dies by Suicide at 65
"I think this is also a lesson to a lot of us, who may take this work more seriously than it needs to be taken, that we need to sometimes decompress and take a break," McLaughlin's partner Paul Lauricella said.
Lawyer's Tragic Death a Lesson for Litigators, Others as We Emerge From Pandemic
"I think this is also a lesson to a lot of us, who may take this work more seriously than it needs to be taken, that we need to sometimes decompress and take a break," McLaughlin's partner Paul Lauricella said.TRENDING STORIES
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