Evolving Legal Profession (Jul 22, 2020)
Recent reports on how the legal profession is changing and how to be successful in it.
"For Lawyer-Parents, the Pandemic Risks Creating a 'Lost Generation of Associates'," The American Lawyer
"Firms Are Designing New Offices With COVID-19 in Mind," The American Lawyer
"The Great Recession Diverted Lawyers to Public Interest Work. Will the Pandemic Do the Same?," The American Lawyer
"The Path Forward for Law Firms in the Post-COVID World," The Recorder
"Are Companies and Legal Departments Ready for Life Post-Email?," Corporate Counsel
"Latham & Watkins Launches Virtual Experience Program on Banking Law," Yahoo Finance
"The New View: Role by Role, the Pandemic Has Changed How Law Firms Work," The American Lawyer
"An Overnight Shift: How the Pandemic Has Radically Changed the Role of Practice Leader," The American Lawyer
"Midlevel Associates Are Being Reassigned to Feed the Bankruptcy Beast," The American Lawyer
"Chief Talent Officers Are Using the Pandemic to Build for the Future," The American Lawyer
"Husch Blackwell Takes Lessons from Pandemic to Launch Virtual 'Office'," The American Lawyer
"Many Midsize Firms Reporting Stability During Pandemic," The Legal Intelligencer
"Preparing for the Next Normal: Lessons From COVID-19," The Legal Intelligencer
"Big Law Branches Out: Firm Subsidiaries Want a Piece of the $10B ALSP Market," The American Lawyer
"Mentoring The Right Way: Safeguarding Boundaries," New York Law Journal
"Do 'Real Men' Work Remotely?," The American Lawyer
"COVID-19 Proved Associates Can Work Remotely, but Will Partners Ignore the Success?," Legaltech News
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