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Multistate Licensure Compact for Social Work
The compact will establish a single license allowing social workers with a college degree or clinical license to serve patients across state lines (within each compact state), including through telehealth platforms. This single license requirement is anticipated to promote greater flexibility and access for both social workers and the patients they serve.
Is Rent Control Still Relevant?
"Originally designed to protect tenants from skyrocketing rents and ensure housing stability, rent control policies have disincentivized property owners from updating and renovating older buildings, as well as distorting housing markets," writes Brian Peykar of Brach Eichler.
Largest Firms Continue Growing Market Share, as Hourly Rates Break Records
Risk-averse corporate legal departments view the potential hazards of switching from a trusted outside counsel as too great, according to Kris Satkunas, director of strategic consulting at CounselLink.
As Equity Tiers Shrink, Big Law Grows Leverage
While some law firms may have increased leverage to boost profitability, firms may also change leverage because they need more associates to assist with complex cases, noted a law firm consultant.
A Safe Bet? Lateral Hiring and Gambling on a Firm's Future
Lateral hiring is risky business. The Global Lawyer asks, is the gamble worth it?
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Winning at Trial: Insights from the Bench and Leading Litigators
Authors: David R. Marriott
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How Long Before People Trust AI More Than They Trust You?
Our world increasingly disregards unquantifiable expertise. Opinions, once valued, now require digital validation, paving the way for AI's unquestioned output.
Mergers and Acquisitions in 2024: A Cautious Recovery With Strategic Shifts
While the year began with the echoes of previous anxieties—global economic uncertainty, inflation concerns, high-interest rates that increase the cost of capital, and lingering pandemic effects—signs of a thaw are emerging. This momentum is fueled by a confluence of factors, with private equity continuing to play a prominent role and strategic acquisitions taking center stage.
Law.com Reader's Poll: Are Generational Divides Affecting Law Firms?
Law.com wants to hear from you about how these divides are affecting law firm operations, employee communication, expectations, and law firm culture.
Law Firms Seek Out 'Money-Generating' Partner Moves Amid Big Law's Arms Race
Even though partner moves were down year-over-year, Decipher noted that law firms last year figured out one of the fastest ways to grow: buying partners with books of business.
$1M in Attorney Fees? 72-Page Ruling Earmark Case Against Ex-Lawyer
"My client's attorney fees are going to exceed easily $1 million, and the court costs are about $100,000, and the prejudgment interest is also sizable," said attorney Jorge Fors.TRENDING STORIES
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