Evolving Legal Profession (Sep 28, 2022)
Recent reports on how the legal profession is changing and how to be successful in it.
"Legal Departments Face Growing Pressure for More Operational and Cost Efficiencies," Legaltech News
"Law Firms Are Shifting Their Sights to 2023, but the Outlook Remains Murky," The American Lawyer
"Ropes & Gray sets 'anchor days' for in-office work as many BigLaw firms skirt issue," ABA Journal
"The Real Danger Behind EY Entering Legal Services Will Be Its Impact on Young Legal Talent," The American Lawyer
"What Happens to Law Firms When EY Ditches Its Troubled Audit Business," The American Lawyer
"For Now, Midsize Firms Are in an Enviable Position," The American Lawyer
"Midsize U.S. law firms see demand advantage in challenging year," Reuters
"NALP Taps Quarles & Brady's DC Office Chief As New Leader," Law360
"A Long-Term Approach to Associate Development," The Recorder
"How Will Law Firms Enforce Their Office Returns in the Fall? Very Carefully," The American Lawyer
"How to avoid the most common mistakes that new associates make," Precedent
"Reimagining the OCI Process: What we learned from the pandemic," ABA Journal
"'A Whole Different Ballgame'—What Associates Are Learning by Standing Before Juries," Law.com
“California Lawmakers Pull Plug on Legal Industry Reforms,” Reuters
"The Next Generation of Attorneys Are Studying Environmental Law," Daily Business Review
"Partners Are Concerned Junior Lawyers Are 'Losing Out On a Lot' Thanks to Remote Work," Law.com International
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