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Partners Should Sometimes Just Perform Work Rather Than Spend Time Delegating It To Associates
Law firm partners are often encouraged to delegate as much work as possible to associates. This is because delegating work frees up partners to focus on business development, client relationships, and other tasks that may be more appropriate for senior attorneys. In...
One Year In, The HSF Kramer Merger Looks Like A Success With $2.4 Billion In Revenue
When Herbert Smith Freehills and Kramer Levin announced they were joining forces last year, the firms promised the combination would create a transatlantic powerhouse capable of competing with the biggest names in Biglaw. Now, we’ve got our first look at whether that...
Guy Posts His Obama-Era Biglaw Associate Reviews In Peak LinkedInMaxxing
Personally, I’ve never understood LinkedIn. The original pitch was “Facebook for resumes,” a platform designed to keep you in touch with your most obnoxious professional contacts without having to see their vacation pictures. But lately, it mostly...
DOJ To Judge: ‘No One Was Trying To Pull A Fast One.’ Judge: ‘These Things Are Starting To Pile Up.’
The Justice Department walked into a Manhattan courtroom Thursday with grand jury subpoenas for New York Times reporters, and it walked out without them. The subpoenas went to Julian Barnes, Eric Lipton, Tyler Pager, Eric Schmitt, and Adam Goldman over their reporting...
Texas county must pay jurors nearly $27K after case was dropped
{mag_summary} Twelve jurors and two alternatives each will receive $26,700 for three days of work and nearly two years of being ordered to maintain impartiality,…
Lawyer’s former clients allege fraud, millions in theft before he died
{mag_summary}Multiple former clients of a Kentucky probate lawyer allege that he stole anywhere from few hundred dollars to as much as $5 million from them…
Shortage of military air traffic controllers impacts safety, mission, watchdog says
As civilian air traffic controllers working for the military leave for more lucrative contracts elsewhere, a federal watchdog is sounding the alarm that their exodus could be contributing to readiness, safety, and training issues. Army, Marine Corps, Navy and Air...
VA Research Wrap Up: New findings on stroke rehab, chronic pain and PTSD therapy
VA’s Office of Research and Development recently published three News Briefs highlighting new findings on therapy for post-stoke aphasia, cirrhosis-associated chronic pain and PTSD and depression treatment. Electrical stimulation may improve post-stroke...
Healthy summer eating: Nutritious ways to enjoy the season
Nutritious recipes and tips for a summer of healthy eating Summer brings sunshine, warm weather and plenty of opportunities to gather with family and friends. It also offers a great chance to enjoy fresh foods and healthy meals that help you feel your best. As you...