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The Casualties of Big Law's Fall Bonus War; What Law Firm 'Culture' Really Requires; Insurer Sued Over 'Grossly Excessive' Auto Premiums During Pandemic: The Morning Minute
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Law Firm Culture Will Determine Whether Younger Attorneys Sink, Swim or Simply Float Away
Changing power dynamics, entrenched ideals and the clarity of organizational values all impact how firms make decisions regarding their more junior attorneys. But the latter aren’t powerless. Click Here To Read The Full Article
Law.com Trendspotter: Big Law's Associate Bonus Battle Started Early This Year—but the Casualties May Not Be Worth It
Despite—or, perhaps more accurately, because of—the pandemic, large law firms are already in the midst of trying to outdo each other with associate bonuses this year. But there is growing concern that some firms may only be exacerbating the problems they’re trying to solve by attempting to throw money at them. Click Here To […]
'Highly Qualified' or a 'Tainted Nomination': Amy Coney Barrett's Nomination Divides Legal Community
Supporters noted Barrett would bring strong intellectual credentials to the high court, while opponents fear she may lean too far to the right. Click Here To Read The Full Article