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'We Can't Blame the Pipeline': IP Boutique Leader Commits to Increasing Diversity
While law firms are often faulted for lack of diversity, IP firms, in particular, tend to be white and male. "We're not where we want to be," said Meunier Carlin managing partner Meredith Struby.
Drumroll, Please: The 2020 American Lawyer Industry Awards Winners
The full list of winners includes Attorney of the Year, Law Firm of the Year and, for the first time, Best Corporate Practices.
Fish & Richardson Promotes 2 Delaware Lawyers to Principal
Two of Fish & Richardson's 14 attorneys recently promoted to principal are based in the firm's Wilmington office.
Tributes Pour in After Connecticut Litigator's Death: 'He Made You Believe'
Longtime Connecticut attorney Scott Karsten has died. He founded Karsten & Tallberg. He was 69 years old.
Pa. Senators Sue Over Delaware River Basin Commission's 'Moratorium' on Natural Gas Extraction
"While the commission's arrogation of the trust was improper from its inception, its deleterious effects have come into renewed focus in light of Governor Wolf's prolonged shutdown of the economy in response to COVID-19," the plaintiffs said in their 23-page complaint.
How To Strategically Manage Your Law Firm's Marketing Budget Amid Uncertainty: Part III
Ask how you want your law firm to be perceived now and in the future. Let that guide your marketing budget decisions.
First-Year Associates Are Facing Challenges They Never Could Have Anticipated
This year's class of fresh-faced associates—and their new firms—are facing a series of unique questions as they begin their careers, as the tangle with when to start, how to start, and how to avoid getting lost amid a pandemic.
First-Year Associates Are Facing Challenges They Never Could Have Anticipated
This year's class of fresh-faced associates—and their new firms—are facing a series of unique questions as they begin their careers, as the tangle with when to start, how to start, and how to avoid getting lost amid a pandemic.
The World Awaits Biden: Law Firms Are Preparing for the Post-Trump Paradigm
Administration change in the United States is a global concern. From D.C. to Dublin and everywhere else law firms operate, they're planning for what lies ahead when President Trump gives way to President Biden.
What's in Store for Intellectual Property in 2021?
With two potentially seismic cases at the Supreme Court and an extra year's worth of cases ready for trial, 2021 is shaping up as a headline-making year for IP litigation.Trending Stories
- 1How I Made Partner: 'Regularly Check Your Assumptions at the Door,' Says Kristin Bender of Willkie
- 2AI: Looking at Its Impact on the Legal Profession in 2025 and Beyond
- 3Biden Will Be First Lawyer-President Without a JD From the 'T-14' in a Century
- 4Journey Bandmates in Corporate Deadlock Turns to Court of Chancery
- 5'This Is a Recurring Problem': Objector Appeals $725M Facebook Settlement
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