Evolving Legal Profession (Nov 23, 2022)
Recent reports on how the legal profession is changing and how to be successful in it.
"Failure to Give Effective Feedback Can Cost You Dearly," The American Lawyer
"Law Firms Start Tying Office Attendance to Job Security and Bonuses," The American Lawyer
"Office Returns Have Become an Unhealthy Obsession for Some Law Firm Leaders," Law.com
"Even With Lawyers Back in the Office, Law Firms Still Haven't Reached the 'New Normal'," The American Lawyer
"Law Firms Are Letting Productivity Slide, Remembering the 'Lost Generation' of Lawyers," The American Lawyer
"The Law Firm Disrupted: Still Wrestling With the Future of the Office," Law.com
"Axiom Expands Global Staffing Reach by Acquiring Australia's Plexus Engage," Legaltech News
"Law Firms' Rising Cyber Insurance Costs Haven't Fully Hit Home," Legaltech News
"'Biden Will Have a Very Tough Time': Why Lawyers Should Care About Senate Control," The National Law Journal
"How to Ace Your Law Firm Job Interview by Asking Good Questions," Law.com
"EY Sets Sights on Growing Legal Services Market Share Post-Split," The American Lawyer
"Instead of Breaking the Bank to Recruit Legal Talent, EY Banks on 'Better Work Experience'," The American Lawyer
"Beyond 'Free Coffee and Chocolate Biscuits': Keys to Retention Prove Elusive as Workers Return to the Office," Daily Business Review
"Mind the Gap: Leadership Across Generations," Law Practice
"Lawyer Leaders of Today and Tomorrow: How Do We Build Them?" Law Practice
"In Post COVID-Era, Law Firms Eye a Cultural Transformation," Daily Business Review
"'Clear Disparity' Remains Between Attorney and Staff Hybrid Work Policies," The American Lawyer
"From Running Operations to Strategizing, Law Firm Business Chiefs See Swelling Responsibilities," The American Lawyer
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