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Amid Scrutiny Over Potential Conflicts of Interest, Georgia Sheds Light on Judicial Nomination Process
“When an applicant has a close connection with a JNC member, that relationship is disclosed to the JNC members and the member in question does not participate in the JNC’s consideration of the applicant,” said Vincent Russo, co-chair of the Judicial Nominating Commission of Georgia.
Well-Being and Engagement: Why a Firm Needs to Prioritize Both
Law firm leaders must also focus on engagement to create a healthy, high-achieving work environment. Wellness and engagement are not interchangeable terms; they are distinct but interconnected pillars of a thriving work environment.
The Marble Palace Blog: An RBG Book for Kids—and Lawyers, Too
With his knowledge of the law, famed author Brad Meltzer’s book for children, published today, has a lot to tell kids about Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
New Consumer Protection Litigation Trend Emerging: The Morning Minute
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How I Made Office Managing Partner: 'A True Leader Wants to Empower Others,' Says Wendy E. Cohen of Katten
“If you are fortunate enough to be entrusted with a position of leadership, be kind, build on the personal connections you have made, and make people—from facilities to assistants to associates to partners—feel heard, respected and valued.”
As Billing Rates Soar, Law Firm Clients Move to Spread Work Around
“Many law firms have seen their ability to collect on those increasing rates falter, and clients have become more aggressive about trying to tier work to lower-cost firms,” according to a new industry report.
How I Made It To Law Firm Leadership: 'Act as an Entrepreneur,' Says Cynthia Krus of Eversheds Sutherland
“Even though you may be part of a partnership, you’re similar to an independent contractor. You’ve got to build your own book of business in an environment that will support you.”
'Poor Performance,' Not Retaliation, Led to Davis Polk Associate's Firing, Jeh Johnson Tells Jury
Kaloma Cardwell, the only Black male in the class of Davis Polk associate starting in 2014, sued the firm in 2019.
Plaintiff Seeks 'No Less Than a Lump Sum' Up to $7.01B Against Google in Trial Over AI Accelerator Tech
“First, defendant Google LLC has access to a vast quantity of its users’ personal data. It is almost certain that many, if not all, members of the venire are current users of Google’s products and services. Although Google’s counsel has stated unequivocally that it will not use its users’ data for litigation advantage, nonetheless the […]