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Georgia May Be 'Purple,' But Its Lawyers Are Backing Kamala Harris With Their Wallets
Federal campaign contribution data shows the state's attorneys, particularly those in Big Law, giving more cash to Kamala Harris than Donald Trump this year.
Morris, Manning & Martin to Shrink Its Footprint in Move From 37-Year Atlanta Home
Managing partner Simon Malko hopes the move to the newer space will encourage office work and aid recruiting and retention.
'Increasingly Rare': These Law Firms Still Maintain Smaller Partner Pay Spreads
A group of Am Law 200 law firms has partner pay spreads that are less than half of the median pay ratios across Big Law.
Q&A: UGA Law School Dean Peter 'Bo' Rutledge on His Transition Back to Private Practice
"The prospect of practicing with students whom I've taught, at a firm where I felt a real cultural fit, was too good to pass up," he said.
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University of Georgia Law School Dean Joining Morris, Manning & Martin
Bo Rutledge will next summer begin a full-time position with the firm, where his focus will be on building out its appellate practice and putting his international dispute resolution experience to work as part of the ADR practice.
Technology Up Front in Latest C-Suite Roles in Big Law
Among nine C-suite moves that Law.com tracked over the past several weeks, four were technology-centric, including for the chief information or innovation officer role.
Morris Manning & Martin's First Chief Strategy Officer Eyes Marketing, Laterals for Growth
Longtime marketing manager Kate Pearch will work with the managing partner on strategic planning, while still overseeing the firm's marketing and business development team.
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