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Littler Experiencing Some Labor Pains
By the mid-1990s, the "Littler" in Littler Mendelson was sounding more and more ironic. The San Francisco-based labor and employment boutique had grown far beyond its California roots, setting up in cities as far-flung as Dallas, Atlanta and Seattle. Now, with 27 offices and close to 400 lawyers, Littler is the biggest labor and employment firm in the country. But even as the empire keeps growing amid a boom in employment law, the once tightly knit firm is losing shareholders faster than it can hire them.Capital Case: Five Years and Counting
If you don't think 800 hours of pro bono work in one year is impressive, ask JoNell Thomas about her honeymoon. In November, the Las Vegas solo practitioner spent two days of her week long wedding trip to Hawaii sorting through property records to help her client's defense. Her tireless work freed a man who'd been on death row for 20 years -- and now she's continuing to devote herself to his case, this time on retrial.Panel: Facebook off-limits in divorce
The Georgia Court of Appeals has upheld a judge who pulled the plug on a warring couple's Facebook fights. Judge Christopher J. McFadden's (above) opinion gives new guidance to parties in the digital age: Courts can stop divorcing spouses from trashing each other online.View more book results for the query "*"
Should Small Firms Get on Board With Outsourcing?
Outsourcing legal services to India opens up new ways for small firms to serve their clients. Some attorneys swear by it. But is this growing practice just a passing fancy, or is it an effective way for law firms to take a step towards gaining a competitive advantage? Should small firms get on the outsourcing train?An important ruling on double patenting
Federal Circuit holds that, despite general rule, the entire specification of an earlier patent had to be examined to construe claims in that patent during the analysis.Want More Work From Corporate Clients? Deliver Extraordinary Service
Whenever I want to know which firms are getting more work from corporate clients and why, I turn to my friend Marcie Borgal Shunk, a principal of the highly respected BTI Consulting Group. Each year, Shunk's revered team of researchers interviews 250 general counsel and associate general counsel of Fortune 1000 companies.Trending Stories
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