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Perched Above and in the Trenches
Mar 26, 2015 By: Kimberly Leach Johnson
It can be quite difficult to balance the competing demands of a national law firm and a local practice.
Cross the Bridge: 10 Tips for a Successful Transition
Jan 19, 2015 By: Michael Wippler
This article identifies several steps which helped me successfully transition from inhouse to private practice, and other steps I wish I would have taken.
Clients from Scratch
Nov 4, 2014 By: William Josten
Market disruptors like legal process outsourcers, non-traditional firm models, and alternative online legal service providers are creating fresh competition for traditional law firms.
U.S. Spin-Off Bust Goes Boom
Oct 30, 2014 By: Craig Eastland
2011 was a great year for spin-offs. Seventy-two deals were announced, including three of the largest U.S. transactions of all time: AbbVie (#1, $56 billion), Kraft Foods
Midsized Law Firm Market Update: Forecast Brightens, But No Blue Sky Yet
Oct 22, 2014 By: Will Ashenmacher
After years of economic turbulence, Midsized Law firms may be able to look forward to a period of relative calm and stability,
Postcard From The National Docketing Association’s Annual Meeting: Lessons From San Antonio
Oct 14, 2014 By: Ranae Simonson
As a Dockets Specialist for Thomson Reuters, I work with large and medium law firms around the country, helping them with their
From Business Law Center: Survey Of REIT Transactions Over $1 Billion
Oct 6, 2014 By: Craig Eastland
In November 2011, Penn National Gaming, owner of the Hollywood and Argosy casino chains, announced plans to split itself into two public
ABA: Lawyers Tech-Friendly, If Not Tech-Savvy
Oct 1, 2014 By: Will Ashenmacher
Early on in its run, the CBS legal drama “The Good Wife” established that its main character, a lawyer who took a
Top 100 Large Law Firms Celebrate Revenue Increase — Just Not Too Loudly
Sep 29, 2014 By: Will Ashenmacher
In 2013, the 100 largest law firms in the world took in almost $89 billion in revenue, which is 4.3 percent more
Law Firms: Don’t Fear The Death of the Billable Hour
Sep 25, 2014 By: William Josten
It’s no secret that corporate law departments are looking to move away from the billable hour. I have personally heard a pricing
