Monday BigLaw Merry-Go-Round (Mar 20, 2017)

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

• "It's a Bird! It's a Plane! It's 'Biglaw Investor' to Associates' Rescue," The American Lawyer

• "Dentons Trims Ranks on Both Sides of the Atlantic," The American Lawyer

• "Nationwide Layoff Watch: 60 Positions Across 22 US Offices," Above the Law

• "Reducing Legal Spend Still Top Concern for Many Litigation Chiefs," Legaltech News

• "Where Are the Asian-American Partners?," The American Lawyer

• "With Profits Up 75 Percent, Burford's Results Reveal Evolving Litigation Funding Industry," The American Lawyer

• "McDermott to Close Rome Office, With Layoffs to Follow," The American Lawyer

• "Is Your Firm's Partner Comp Spread Too Narrow?," The American Lawyer

• "Big Law Heads Home — But Will It Work For You?," The American Lawyer

• "Two BigLaw firms announce work-from-home policies for associates," ABA Journal

• Law Firm Year-End Financial Reporting:
  • "Duane Morris Grows Revenue 4.6 Percent, PPP 4.4 Percent,"Legal Intelligencer
  • "Perkins Coie Posts Solid Growth in Revenue, Profits,"American Lawyer
  • "DLA Piper's Revenue Falls on Post-Brexit Currency Slump, but New Approach Sees Profits Rise," American Lawyer
  • "O'Melveny & Myers Reports Strong Revenue and Income Growth in 2016," American Lawyer
  • "Saul Ewing Revenue Down 1.6%, PPP Down 5.6%," Legal Intelligencer