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Management Memo: Is Your Firm Creating a Star Culture?
Widening spreads in partner compensation stifle innovation and imperil firms' long-term stability. Shrink the spread or face the fallout.$1.5 million awarded to victim of Jet Ski injury
A team of attorneys successfully represented Megan Sands, a 21-year-old Bahamas resident and full-time student at Georgia Southern University, who was injured as a passenger on a Kawasaki Jet Ski.Racial Discrimination Claims Against BigLaw Revived
WASHINGTON - A federal judge in Washington has given new life to one of the allegations in former Covington & Burling staff attorney Yolanda Young?s racial discrimination suit against the firm.View more book results for the query "*"
Move to cut small firm panel decried
A move to "defund" an American Bar Association committee is being hotly contested by some who argue that the group's demise will stifle the voice of the small firm and solo contingent within the organization.JPMorgan Chase Wins Dismissal of Most Claims in MBS Class Action
Sleeplessness: A Lawyer's Occupational Hazard?
In my law practice, I often began morning instructions to my staff with, "In the middle of the night, I remembered that we need to ... ." One day, my paralegal responded, "Don't you ever sleep through the night?"An Employee E-Mail and Internet Use Policy
Having a well-drafted and consistently enforced policy can help companies avoid liability for employee Internet and e-mail monitoring. This paper offers a suggested policy and a list of rules that employees should agree to as a condition of their employment.Trending Stories
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