Two Skadden partners, Andrew Sandler and Benjamin Klubes, announced to the firm’s associates that they’re jumping ship to form their own law firm, BuckleySandler. Sandler assured
Continue readingAccording to an article on today’s law.com site, as laid-off lawyers are scrambling for jobs many are considering other practice areas, other locations, in-house jobs and jobs with smaller firms.
Continue readingLast night’s and this morning’s lead story in the legal media: 800 law firm jobs lost in one day. And there will be more firings to come (click here for a sample). For the contract
Continue readingWhile the ratio of EDD vendors at the show is still extremely high, much of the talk surrounding the show revolves around Twitter and its uses and implications for lawyers. The Monday afternoon panel,
Continue readingToday’s New York Times has an article featuring Evan Chesler, presiding partner at Cravath, Swain & MooreLawyers, who chats … once again …. about getting rid of the billable hour.
Continue readingA bit of a mixed bag today: E-discovery Kazeon Systems has rolled out a range of pricing plans for its e-discovery products, hoping to entice customers amid lean economic times with one plan aimed at
Continue readingA record 115 countries and government entities across the globe are regulating mergers and acquisitions, a 69% spike from the 68 jurisdictions that monitored mergers five years ago, according to a new
Continue readingAs we have reported in various articles on our web site, we have seen a changing legal landscape this past year. One of the major discussion points has been on law firm billing practices and the
Continue readingFrom: The BLT: The Blog of the Legal Times, December 11, 2008 There’s a new law office on 24th St. N.W. and M St. in Washington, DC, but you won’t find any partners roaming the halls. There
Continue readingFrom: NYT DealBook, November 11, 2008 While history might indicate that antitrust hurdles may higher under a Democratic president, this is unlikely to be the case in Barack Obama’s presidency, Andrew
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