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October 01, 2002 |

2002 Associates Survey: From Allen & Overy to Lowenstein Sandler

The firm-by-firm breakdown of responses to the survey.
66 minute read
August 25, 2003 |

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East Bay's Wendel, Rosen gets its green card; Diverse Townsend seeks more diversity; Selling the concept of sales.
4 minute read
January 22, 2010 |

Boston Federal Prosecutor Faces Disciplinary Hearing

A three-judge panel will hold a hearing Friday to determine whether Boston federal prosecutor Jeffrey Auerhahn should be disciplined for allegedly withholding exculpatory evidence, which forced another federal judge to release purported mobsters from prison. Auerhahn's alleged misconduct conduct occurred between 1991 and 1993 and was disclosed to the court in August 2002. Chief Judge Mark Wolf sparked the disciplinary case against Auerhahn by making a complaint to the Massachusetts Bar Counsel.
4 minute read
April 11, 2000 |

Evolution of Legal Web Sites: From Graphics-Heavy to Savvy

Legal Web sites today are a breed apart from those that appeared just a few years ago. From their names to their content to their appearance, the newer sites have taken significant steps forward in serving clients' needs and making the technology serve firms effectively and efficiently.
10 minute read
November 05, 2012 |

After the Superstorm

Lawyers across the Northeast scrambled as Sandy stormed ashore, causing flooding from North Carolina to New England. Courts, law schools and firms closed their doors. In New York City, with public transportation halted, bridges closed and for much of Manhattan the power was out — law offices ran on skeleton crews, their attorneys hunkered down at home or in nearby hotels.
5 minute read
September 08, 2003 |

Creating and Growing an MDP

While the blueprint for success will vary from ancillary to ancillary, the blueprint for failure remains the same: Don't run your ancillary business like a firm. The decision-making process, service model, organizational structure and business development efforts must reflect the needs of the market, not mirror the firm.
5 minute read
October 26, 2007 |

What's the State of the Law on 'Tip Pooling'?

Attorney Neil V. McKittrick discusses a recent line of cases discussing "tip pooling" that should be of particular interest to employers and employees in the restaurant or hospitality industries, but which may have wider interest. Since the wave of such cases suggests that courts are unlikely to strike down the practice without a specific statutory prohibition, McKittrick also suggests some guidelines for employers to adopt so that their tip pooling policies don't run afoul of state wage and hour laws.
10 minute read
December 15, 2005 |

The Bigger the Law Firm, the Bigger the Closet?

Law firms with the highest percentage of openly gay and lesbian attorneys are more apt to be smaller firms, with fewer than 300 attorneys, according to a new survey. Theories vary as to why, but it might be that smaller firms are just more up-front about the numbers of gays and lesbians in their workforce. A Seyfarth Shaw associate on the board of the National Lesbian and Gay Law Association says that, at a large firm, there is "an incentive to not be 'out' at work."
4 minute read
August 29, 2001 |

Anti-Defamation League Teams Up With Boston Firms

The Boston chapter of the Anti-Defamation League and several of Boston's largest law firms recently wrapped up their first, highly successful summer associate research program. For the firms, the program was a chance to build the attorney-summer associate bond and provide pro bono service. For the associates, it was an opportunity to do cutting-edge legal research. And for the ADL, it means a wealth of information for clients.
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