Monday BigLaw Merry-Go-Round (Mar. 7, 2016)

Recent reports on lateral hires, financial data, salaries, and hiring trends in BigLaw.

• "Citi Private Bank: Firms Can Expect More of the Same in 2016," The American Lawyer

• "Recent Recruiting Cycle Yields Highest Offer Rate," NALP

• "Study: Sharp Increase in law firm interns getting full-time offers," The Philadelphia Inquirer

• "Steady increase in law firm recruiting continues," The Indiana Lawyer

• "New Lawyers find strong job market," Pittsburgh Business Times

• "Law Firms Recruited More Entry-Level Attys in 2015: Report," Law360

• "Law Firm Tie-Ups Getting More Creative, Complex," The Legal Intelligencer

• "Legal Departments Are Looking More Like Business Units," Corporate Counsel

• "White Partner, Black Associate: How They Made Mentoring Meaningful," The National Law Journal

• "Here's what happened to three elite law firms when they came to Chicago," Crain's Chicago Business

• "The Dirty Little Secret of Law Firm Billing," The American Lawyer

• "Tracking Dickstein Shapiro's Demise," Law.com

• "Former and Current Dickstein Shapiro Partners to Lose Millions They Left With Firm," The National Law Journal

• Law Firm Year-End Financial Reporting:
  • "Gross Revenue, Net Income Slip in 2015 at Bracewell," Texas Lawyer
  • "Arnold & Porter's Revenue Shrinks by $45M," National Law Journal
  • "At Kilpatrick, 2015 Revenue Mirrored That of 2014," Daily Report
  • "Greenberg Traurig Results Fed by 4% Revenue Growth," Daily Business Review
  • "Sidley Partners Pass $2 Million Mark," American Lawyer
  • "Ballard Spahr Grows Revenue 8.2 Percent, PPP 5.3%," Legal Intelligencer
  • "Hogan Lovells' Growth Hampered by Currency Exchange Rates," National Law Journal
  • "Wilson Sonsini Sees Surge in Partner Profits," The Recorder
  • "White & Case Shifts Into Growth Mode," American Lawyer
  • "Profits Leap at Fish & Richardson," American Lawyer
  • "Revenue, Profits Rise at Sheppard Mullen," The Recorder
  • "Dorsey Sees Slight Declines in Revenue, Profits," American Lawyer
  • "Lowenstein's Revenue up 9.8 Percent, PPP Increases 14.3 Percent," New Jersey Law Journal