Evolving Legal Profession (Apr 6, 2022)
Recent reports on how the legal profession is changing and how to be successful in it.
"In Our New Hybrid Future, Are Offices a Luxury Good?," Law.com
"Another State Adopts Duty of Technology Competence for Lawyers, Bringing Total to 40," LawNext/LawSites
"Hawaii joins states that mandate lawyers' competence in technology," ABA Journal
"The Tech Talent War Is Testing Law Firms," The American Lawyer
"The intentional law office," Law21 Blog
"Young Lawyers Explain How Law Firms Can Fix Their Culture," The American Lawyer
"Law Firms Have Started Their Real Estate Diets," The American Lawyer
"Squeezed Talent Market Gives Way to 'Out-of-the-Box' Hiring, 'Nontraditional Pathways', The Legal Intelligencer
"Georgia Law Assistant Dean Elected as NALP's President-Elect," Law.com
"Law Firms' Captive ALSPs Lure Associates as Work-Life Balance, Flexibility Take Center Stage," Legaltech News
"Modern legal operations are at the intersection of law, business and technology," ABA Journal
"To Stem Lateral Movement, Firms Are Adding Clawback Clauses in Partnership Agreements," The American Lawyer
"Summer Associate Recruiting for 2022 Got Back on Schedule, Remained Largely Virtual," Law.com
"Condensed Timelines and Inefficient Matching: An Insider's Perspective on the Evolution of Law Firm Recruiting," The Recorder
"When It Comes to Legal Industry Hiring, Can Howard Now Compete With Harvard? Yes.," Law.com
Hybrid Work Is Here to Stay, but Finding the Right Balance Takes Time," The American Lawyer
"Last Major International Law Firm Confirms Plan to Leave Moscow," Law.com International
"Goodbye, Russia," Law.com International
"Saul Ewing declares Wednesdays 'Zoom-free' as law firms plot office returns," Reuters
"'A Multiyear Reckoning': Hybrid Work Is a Challenge That Isn't Going Anywhere," The American Lawyer
"Professional Identity Formation Following The 1L Year," TaxProf Blog
"More Law Firms Are Cutting Ties With Moscow Offices," The American Lawyer
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