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On the Move: Tracking the Ins and Outs of California Lawyers
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On the Move: New Partners Added to Nelson Mullins' Rapidly Expanding Office Footprint
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The Pitch for Fully Remote Lawyers Is Becoming More Difficult
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Wilson Elser Adds in Indiana, as Second Hundred Firms Continue Expansion
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In Big Law, 'Flexibility' Is a Word for All Seasons
"I'm starting to hear 'flexibility' along with just being thoughtful about how do you become a bit more rigid about mandating people to come in?" noted Williams Lea's Joe McSpadden.
Why So Many Second Hundred Law Firms Are Looking for Combinations
Some Second Hundred law firms haven't hit the same overcapacity problems that many in the Am Law 100 are seeing.
Dickinson Wright Adds 20th Office With Formerly Remote Lawyers in Denver
The firm is starting with four partners and one associate, and it hopes to grow to 25 to 50 lawyers in Denver in the next year.
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