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Midsize Moves: 2 Trusts and Estates Lawyers in Chicago, a Colorado Commercial Partner
Levenfeld Pearlstein hired two trusts and estates lawyers, WheelermTrigg added a partner to its Denver office, and other midsize moves.How I Made Partner: 'Don't Be Over-Competitive' Advises Fried, Frank's Bryan Hunkele
"It is very hard to make partner in this industry without the support of colleagues."Hire Up: Big Firms Build Up in DC, Add Bankruptcy and Benefits Partners Elsewhere
At least seven big firms added partners in Washington, D.C, this week, while White & Case continued to raid Sidley for bankruptcy talent.Pay Cuts, Layoffs, and More: How Law Firms Are Managing the Pandemic
Our firm-by-firm guide to how law firms are protecting their bottom lines from the economic fallout of the coronavirus.A 2nd Wave of Potential Layoffs Looms Over Law Firms' 3rd Quarter
At Perkins Coie, managing partner Bill Malley said data privacy and security as well as helping clients respond to new regulatory requirements in California resulting from the pandemic have been especially helpful as the firm navigates through a period of uncertainty.A 2nd Wave of Potential Layoffs Looms Over Law Firms' 3rd Quarter
"The next step is structural change," said law firm strategist Hugh Simons. "This is all coming at the normal timing of annual associate reviews."'Substantial Uncertainty': Law Firm View With PPP Money Dwindling and Virus Spreading
Law firms pocketed millions of dollars from the federal Paycheck Protection Program. But as the money runs out and COVID-19 cases keep climbing, law firms realize they are not out of the woods yet.With PPP Money Dwindling and Cases Rising, 'Substantial Uncertainty' Remains for Firms
Law firms received millions in the form of loans and grants as part of the Paycheck Protection Program. But as the money begins to run out, and COVID-19 cases continue to rise in states such as California, Florida and Texas, law firms are not out of the woods yet.With PPP Money Dwindling and Cases Rising, 'Substantial Uncertainty' Remains for Firms
Law firms received millions in the form of loans and grants as part of the Paycheck Protection Program. But as the money begins to run out, and COVID-19 cases continue to rise, law firms are not out of the woods yet.Trending Stories
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