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Starved of Professional Development, Minority Associates Are Fleeing Big Firms, Report Finds
Minority associates who left their firms were more likely than their white colleagues to be considered a “desirable” departure, the study also found. Click Here To Read The Full Article
Fall Bonuses Split Big Law, as More Holdouts Emerge
As Cravath, O’Melveny and Kirkland hold out on fall bonuses, some observers are doubtful that the special bonuses will make a huge difference in firms’ market standing. Click Here To Read The Full Article
Inside Track: Fall Hiring Looks Up As General Counsel Secure Their Seats at the C-Suite Table
September was a good month for filling vacant top lawyer seats as the number of appointments made public reached a level similar to last year. Plus, law firm partners question how GCs measure the success of diversity and inclusion efforts around hiring outside counsel. Click Here To Read The Full Article
Some Lawyers Claim Jurors Aren't Afraid of Infection, So Why the Delay in Scheduling Jury Trials?
“People were not as concerned about COVID as the media or the judicial branch appears to be,” said James Nugent, a partner with Nugent & Bryant in New Haven. Click Here To Read The Full Article