A New Jersey solo practitioner faces a possible sanction for failing to safeguard client funds because his secretary stole money from his trust account.
A personal injury law firm in Connecticut plans to keep the drive-through window when it completes renovation of a building that previously housed a dry cleaners and a fast-food restaurant.
A onetime equity partner of Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal who agreed to a “special partner” nonequity employment agreement in 2000 is back in the litigation ballgame.
Updated: After deliberating less than a day, a federal jury rendered a guilty verdict on all but one of the charges against a disbarred Washington state attorney accused of participating…
A study by a 2009 Harvard Law School graduate concludes that minorities are more likely than whites to land law school tenure-track positions, but minorities are more likely to end…
The clubby atmosphere that once made it possible for law firms to get corporate business based on the strength of the lawyers’ relationships with top executives is on the decline,…
Some would-be associates at Chadbourne & Parke whose start dates were deferred and then their job offers rescinded aren’t happy about the firm’s plans…
What started as a do-over for on-campus recruiting rules blew up in the face of the National Association for Law Placement, with some calling for dismantling the entire organization.
It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to realize that the tablet form is one that works well for lawyers. We use a tablet of paper so universally associated with lawyers…