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King & Spalding Adds McKool Smith IP Litigator in Austin
McKool Smith principal Alfonso Chan joined King & Spalding as a partner, partly because the Am Law 100 firm's practices provide benefits to his university clients.
Recruiting and Retaining Talent: Advantages of a Two-Tier Partnership Structure
While the one-tier partnership model ruled for a long period of time, today's competitive challenges exposed its limitations, particularly in terms of talent recruiting and retention, as well as client acquisition.
In the Spotlight or Not, Kirkland's Litigation Team Is Making a Big Impact
As one of The American Lawyer's 2023 Litigation Department of the Year Finalists, Kirkland & Ellis has shown it can handle the highest-profile matters along with off-the-radar cases.
Paul Weiss and Skadden Swoop on Linklaters Partner Duo
For Linklaters, the exits are a reminder of a period earlier this year in which a number of partners exited the firm in London, although the firm has made several notable hires in recent months.
Trump Is Recruiting Lawyers Who Swear Fealty to Him, Not the Constitution
Tyrants depend on lawyers to retain power, seek retribution against enemies, and suppress dissent, a Law Journal columnist writes.
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District of Columbia Legal Malpractice Law 2024
Authors: Shari L. Klevens, Alanna G. Clair
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Layoffs at K&L Gates Hit Associates in Chicago, Boston, DC, Pittsburgh
Every year, K&L Gates manages headcount based on "personnel performance, client demand and related reviews," which typically result in "personnel decisions," the firm's representative said in a statement. Leaders declined to comment directly on the cuts.
Associates at UK Firm Slaughter and May Say Pro Bono 'Just Isn't Worth My Time'
The associates say they work long hours just to do their regular work and that there's no time for hours on pro bono.