U.S. law firms are embracing “agile” work policies intended to help attorneys find the schedules that best fit their lives, Dan Packel reports.
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"Mission complete.": Sully H.W. Bush, a yellow Labrador service dog who worked with the late former President George H.W. Bush, will travel with Bush one last time, accompanying his casket to Washington, DC https://t.co/dVlJz2vOML
Technological advances like cryptocurrencies, artificial intelligence and big data are changing business models and regulatory frameworks around the world. How do you think they'll affect legal departments?
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Banning nonlawyer ownership of firms "is not really about protecting the public. How can they say that when roughly 85% of Americans who need legal services can’t afford them?" legal consultant Mark Cohen says. https://t.co/DfLMXVaghL
Midwest firm @SpencerFane, which has Texas offices in Dallas & Plano, continued its expansion in the Lone Star State this week by hiring a litigator from Dentons & 2 cybersecurity & privacy lawyers from Scheef & Stone https://t.co/JWjg4wvtB0
.@Paul_Hastings has launched Ignite, a free knowledge resource and document assembly service that aims to help emerging companies navigate some of the early financial and legal demands of starting a new business. #startup https://t.co/bDLAYaAcBb
Pres. Trump's trips to a golf course have topped 102 through his first 493 days in office, according to an @ABC News analysis. Obama golfed his 102nd round on July 15, 2012 - his 1,273rd day in office. https://t.co/xIIxSQqiE5
We just launched our Legal Operations 101 Guide! It’s full of great tips for building out a legal ops team, how to work cross-functionally, strategies for change management, and more. https://t.co/ka4ZUAuyQA
Gardere Wynne Sewell and Foley & Lardner have agreed to merge, effective April 1, creating a firm of approximately 1,100 lawyers in 24 offices in the US, Mexico, Asia & Europe https://t.co/FgmVixsi8K
The American legal industry employed 200 fewer people in Feb. than in the prior month despite a positive job growth report for the overall US economy—US Department of Labor https://t.co/yz329r499S @USDOL#legalservices