“Billable hours is all they know,” consultant Ken Callander said of many in-house attorneys. “To move toward something other than that, it’s really foreign to them.”
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UPDATE: Law Schools Begin Discussions with Law Firms After Open Letter on Antisemitism
While not commenting publicly, some T14 or New York-based law schools have been in discussions with law firms about preventing further incidents of antisemitism on campus, sources say.
'Tone Deaf' or 'Sign of Healthy Industry'? Am Law 100 Firm Leaders Weigh In on Milbank Raises
Some leaders in the lower half of the rankings no longer see elite firms’ pay raises as a competitive pressure because the market has become so stratified.
What's Contributing to the Decline in SF Superior Civil Filings?
Civil case filings have yet to return to pre-pandemic levels in San Francisco County Superior Court, as some ADR experts see a surge in arbitration and mediation.
Sidley Fires Associate After She Speaks Out Against Law Firms' Letter on Antisemitism
The New York associate had written a widely-circulated article entitled ‘Dear US Law Firms’ about Israel’s longstanding conflict with Palestine.
As Office Costs Rise, Law Firms Are Unveiling 'Hybrid' Workspace
Leaders of Norton Rose and Lathrop GPM pointed to the pandemic as one of the catalysts for rethinking their offices, and both said they contain a mix of open and private/reserved workspaces.
Judge Nixes One Patent Infringement Claim Against Amazon but Will Consider Others in Dispute Over Voice Recognition Tech
A federal judge in Virginia agreed to dismiss one patent infringement claim against Amazon this week, while the court will defer on the remaining allegations brought by developers who claim that the e-commerce company poached its voice recognition technology and natural language understanding to expand its Echo and Alexa products.
Insurer Seeks Declaration That It Has No Duty to Continue Defending Law Firm That Rejected Earlier Settlement
This complaint was first surfaced by Law.com Radar.
'Too Dangerous to Work Here': New Lawsuits Emerge Amid Surge in Retail Theft
“Particularly in Philadelphia, there’s lots of these incidents. They’re growing into the suburbs as well. And yeah, it’s tough for the employees. It’s just an uncomfortable situation to have to work in,” plaintiffs lawyer Alan Milstein said.
Longtime Baylor Law Professor to Become School's Next Dean
“I am blessed by the opportunity to serve our students as dean alongside my faculty and staff colleagues and our alumni and friends,” Jeremy Counseller said in a statement. “I will do so with a deep sense of optimism about the future of Baylor University and the Law School.”