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Julie Grantham has done it all: practiced law in private firms, worked as a nonlawyer executive for a tech company, raised funds for a political group and generated sales for a forensic-investigation
...Law schools generally aren't known for hosting cutting-edge websites. In fact, one 2011 survey of law school sites found...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
Taking a different approach to workspace can increase collaboration and reduce firm overhead, explains Jamie Zamoff of Best Best & Krieger
Originally Published: The Recorder
One year ago Dena DeNooyer Stroh traded a partnership in a boutique law firm for a job as the top lawyer at an energy company. "I came to a crossroads of 'do I stay at the pinnacle of litigation, a w
I am always on the hunt to learn about firms doing new things to market their practices. Overall, firms tend to be rather quiet when it comes to divulging what is really working for them these days
Originally Published: The Legal Intelligencer
Daniel Martin Katz, assistant professor at Michigan State's School of Law, announced at an event hosted by Fordham University Law School that he is developing "a group of assassins" who are g
Originally Published: Law Technology News
...to fill in-house slots with cheaper, more junior lawyers. With cost cutting at firms affecting both hiring and training, smaller companies are seeing more...
Originally Published: The Recorder
Squire Sanders associate Dan Matzkin is one of only a few blind attorneys to land a federal clerkship. He starts with federal appellate Judge Adalberto Jordan this fall
Originally Published: Daily Business Review
...factor of making your client appear to be too wealthy or cutting edge. On the other hand, you do need to worry about the...
Scott Kerr of Austin has been through what many in-house lawyers would consider a nightmare: working for a company that's being sold. And he's done it twice. He's deputy general counsel of Charleston
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