The Legal Intelligencer
More than 20 years of collecting data on the costs and profitability of matters and years of experience in handling contingency fee cases have Duane Morris feeling well positioned to take advantage o
American inventor Charles F. Kettering said, "High achievement always takes place in the framework of high expectation.
...Legal affiliate The American Lawyer through its Summer Associates and Midlevel Associates satisfaction surveys, is most palpable at firms that are investing...
...the legal profession, or even on what it means to be an associate at a law firm, I am in touch with what it means...
...The staffing was Patti and me as trial counsel, a senior associate, a midlevel associate and a paralegal," Ober recalled. The case...
...lateral hire. Type I is the "worker bee" associate, income partner or junior equity partner, where the decision is to acquire...
Understandably, most lawyers tie their professional identities to their employers. For example, a lawyer not only introduces himself as Joe Attorney, a partner with XYZ firm, but also has created a s
...Four years after the onset of a painful recession, the first-year associate hiring picture at large law firms looks much different than during the...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
Law firms are increasingly turning to retreats to help solve management problems, improve personal relationships and increase team spirit. But a retreat will not succeed unless adequate time and effo
Lateral partner recruiting is vital to all law firms today — even the holdouts, who may have eschewed such expansion in the past, have now jumped into the fray
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