Yesterday I reported on the ALM General Counsel Survey. Today I looked at the data from the Amlaw 200 Law Firm Leadership Survey. There is only a partial correlation between two surveys.
Like corporate GCs, law firm leaders are overwhelmingly optimistic about their firms
ALM Legal Intelligence released a report this week “Corporate Counsel: Agenda 2014”. Many of the themes are familiar: controlling costs, driving efficiency, alternative fee arrangements. But I can’t recall any recent reports that repeatedly point to “the government” as a major source of anxiety for in-house counsel.
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On November 14th, ALM Legal Intelligence released a new report “Turf Wars: Defining New Roles and Competing for Business.” The report is yet another examination of the ongoing impact of the “Great Recession” on the transformation of large law firms. The report contrasts results with a similar 2011
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I was an 8th grader when the school’s new public address system suddenly erupted. with crackling, fragments of a radio news
It is hard to believe that less that 20 years ago law firm partners followed a relatively safe and dignified trajectory from junior partner through retirement.. American Lawyer Media released a report this week: “Up or Out: When Partners Need to Go.” which paints a grim and unsettling landscape of partner termination practices in large
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The latest issue of Practice Innovations from Thomson Reuters was just released and it includes an interesting array of articles of interest to law firm executives. The lead article focuses on the Global Practice of Law. The rest of the articles focus on various aspects of how technology, law firm economics and changing demands are impacting how we work
