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What Your Clients Are Doing to Prepare For the Next Recession
Clients are being urged to focus less on outside counsel rates in the next downturn, and more on who they are giving the work to in the first place.Is Your Legal Department Ready for the Next Big Crash?
In-house leaders should be assessing their legal departments regularly to find and fix inefficient spending and work habits while also implementing new tech solutions now—before it's too late.NJ Summer Associate Programs Steady in Scale, But Evolution Continues
The hiring of summer associates at New Jersey law firms and offices is steady for 2019. But steadiness doesn't mean stasis, program leaders say.Which NJ Firms Climbed the NLJ 500?
Year-over-year attorney population changes at the 20 ranked New Jersey firms ranged from 14.1% growth to 12.2% decline.Archer Builds Up Lobbying Unit, Opens Office in Central Pennsylvania
Archer's government relations affiliate has brought back Richard Mroz following his time as president of the Board of Public Utilities and also is among the firms to have recently opened up shop in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, hiring government affairs specialist Eric Bugaile.Determining Whether the Arbitrator or the Court Decides Arbitrability
Things were different this time. Bob had anticipated the very issue his adversary raised. Bob was confident he had “drafted his way around the problem.”Personal Jurisdiction Based on Electronic and Telephonic Communication
In their Commercial Division Update, Thomas J. Hall and Judith A. Archer write: With continued advances in technology, the personal jurisdiction analysis has continued to evolve, and courts are increasingly examining fact patterns with more remote physical contacts with New York. As a result, the personal jurisdiction analysis is becoming increasingly complicated and unpredictable.Phila., NJ Firms Look to Bulk Up in Central Pa.
The latest is Archer, whose government relations affiliate opened a Harrisburg office this month.Trending Stories
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