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Mar 29 2012
A new report indicates that large law firms in Toronto are falling behind in diversity statistics.
According to the DiversityLeads 2012 report, compiled by Ryerson...
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Jan 15 2012
A new report from management consultants PwC has observed that Scottish Law firms are still struggling under difficult market conditions and regulatory changes, with...
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Dec 12 2011
A new report from legal outsourcing advisory firm Fronterion has claimed that even offshore outsourcing firms will feel the pinch of tough economic times in 2012....
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Oct 27 2011
Australian law firms have seen a drop in revenues. Even Perth, which is flush with cash in the middle of a resources boom, is expected to see revenue drop by nearly 50...
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Oct 12 2011
The US Bureau of Labor Statistics reported the second consecutive month of negative growth for the legal sector. Things were looking good in July, when 4,100 positions...
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Mar 16 2011
Consultant firm Motive Legal has produced a report that tracks the movement of partners hired in the UK over the last five years, tracking 1,944 lateral moves. The...
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Jan 19 2011
2011 will be another slow year for law firms, according to the 2011 Client Advisory released by consultants at Hildebrandt Baker Robbins and the Citi Private Bank...
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Jan 10 2011
The US market promises little growth this year, and law firms are looking to expand in the so-called BRIC countries - Brazil, Russia, India and China – along with...
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Jan 06 2011
The Telengana Report prepared Justice B.N. Srikrishna Committee is out with its recommendations after 11 months of consultation process and scrutiny. It is in two...
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Dec 29 2010
Legal education and solicitor training in the UK is in need of major reform, according to The Legal Services Institute, the policy think tank funded by The College of...
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Oct 29 2010
The total number of training contracts offered at the top 30 UK law firms has shrunk by 11 per cent in the last three years, according to survey results published by...
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Oct 04 2010
The British Government is backing plans to restrict the aggressive advertising of so called "ambulance-chasing" lawyers.
The statement comes after the release of a...
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Sep 30 2010
Statistical analysis of the job market by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics and others has predicted that things were looking up for legal professionals. But a new...
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Sep 29 2010
A new report from recruitment firm Robert Half Legal suggests that many firms are planning to hire in the fourth quarter. The report finds that 29 per cent of lawyers...
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Sep 14 2010
Lawyers pursuing high pay should take note of a recent study showing that after household income reaches $75,000, more money does not mean greater happiness.
Of...
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Sep 09 2010
Among all the talk of increased competition and clients demanding more value from legal practitioners, a new report from CT TyMetrix and the Corporate Executive Board...
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Sep 08 2010
A new report from Citi Private Bank predicts that law firms will cut more equity partners in the near future.
The survey of 187 law firms shows that revenues have...
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Sep 07 2010
A new report takes a detailed look at female equity partners in major law firms, using survey data to build a statistical picture of professional prospects for women...
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Sep 06 2010
A survey into compensation for in-house counsel has reported that pay has dropped across the board in the past year, and even top lawyers at major corporations are...
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Mar 29 2010
A new report has concluded that the ‘Magic Circle’ tag has lost its currency. The report, commissioned by non-Magic Circle firm Eversheds, focuses primarily on the...
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Mar 19 2010
Eversheds has released a report entitled 'Law Firm of the 21st Century: the Clients’ Revolution', which tries to anticipate the medium to long term effects of four key...
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Feb 10 2010
Jenner & Block chairman 66-year-old Anton Valukas, court-appointed receiver in the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy, has completed his probe.
Valukas, a former federal...
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Apr 09 2008
Committee chair says biggest surprise was how many firms allow flexible schedules, at least on paper. But they don't get used.
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