Evolving Legal Profession (Mar 9, 2022)
Recent reports on how the legal profession is changing and how to be successful in it.
"Lowenstein lawyers can escape office for August with new remote work plan," Reuters
"Why Some Associates Pass on Six-Figure Signing Bonuses," Law.com
"New Database Lifts Veil on Law Firm Diversity Demographics," Corporate Counsel
"All Eyes on Ukraine: How Big Law Is Navigating the Fallout From Russia's Invasion," The American Lawyer
"The winners in law's 'Great Resignation' will be firms that focus on innovation, not compensation," ABA Journal
"Transgender athlete bans are on the rise. These trans lawyers are gearing up to fight.," The Washington Post
"New road map to improve diversity among Delaware lawyers, judges," WHYY
"In Historic Choice, Biden to Select Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson for US Supreme Court," The National Law Journal
"Biden to Nominate Ketanji Brown Jackson for Supreme Court," The Wall Street Journal
"Biden to nominate Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court," The Washington Post
"'I Realized I Did Have Skills': Employers Start to Draw Back Mothers Who'd Quit," Corporate Counsel
"Rely Less on 'Gut,' Embrace Data: Tips for Spurring Algorithm-Assisted Lawyer Hiring," Legaltech News
"More Big Law Partners Are Heading to Virtual Law Firms," The American Lawyer
"Five-Star Hoteling: Looking to Lure People Back, Law Firms Consider Luxury Amenities," Law.com
"How a social justice innovation lab is developing new types of legal services," ABA Journal
"SRA Urges Measures to Improve Law Firm Culture," Law.com International
"Law Firm Personnel Don't Want to Work in the Office. They Want to Meet and Socialize," The American Lawyer
"Brain health in the hybrid workplace model," Canadian Lawyer
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