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In Face of Economic Crisis, Clients Range From Panicky to Opportunistic
With the stock markets falling and credit markets tightening, law firms across the United States are dealing with panicky clients and scrambling to form new practice groups focused on the economic crisis.Laid off from firm, attorney tries public office
Getting laid off from her law firm job less than a year after graduation, Jenna Persons is taking the opportunity to pursue public office - something she has long been interested in but thought would come later in life.Billing gets creative in souring economy
Large corporations like the $2 billion fast food giant Burger King are finding they can have their legal services their way. The company, which spends millions on legal fees every year, has negotiated with the firms that provide their outside counsel for a variety of alternative billing methods, including fee caps, blended rates and monthly retainers. And they are not alone.Layoff freed youthful associate to begin political career
Getting laid off from her firm job less than a year after graduating with her J.D. was not the start to a budding law career that Jenna Persons had envisioned. However, it did present the 26-year-old with the opportunity to pursue public office — something she has long been interested in but didn't think would be realistic until later in life. Persons is running for mayor of Fort Myers, Fla.New Largest Minority-Owned Law Firm Snags Yoss Remnants
Milwaukee-based Gonzalez Saggio & Harlan has become the new largest minority-owned law firm after the demise of Adorno & Yoss last month. The firm announced on Thursday the opening of a new Boston office with the hire of five former Adorno & Yoss lawyers for a total of 18 offices and 80 attorneys.No more 'chalets': Legal marketing focuses on building business
Law firm marketing departments are rethinking expensive corporate sponsorships, such as renting hospitality tents at the PGA Championship to name just one example. Instead some firms are focusing more on sponsorships that can generate business, as opposed to "branding" sponsorships that get the firm's name out in the public but aren't specifically targeted at prospective clients.Recession-weary Ohio moves on with life
Ohio's roughly 35,000 attorneys and the firms that employ them have adjusted to the recession in ways that literally might be described as all over the map ? expanding into markets such as Kentucky, Florida, California or elsewhere in the Midwest.With Relish: Steptoe's Burger Battle Continues
The firm's standoff with a Washington, D.C., burger joint went to trial this week. Yes, it's really happening.Trending Stories
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