Monday BigLaw Merry-Go-Round (Feb 21, 2022)
Recent reports on lateral hires, financial data, salaries, and hiring trends in BigLaw.
- "'They're Passing the Blame': Associates Hit Back at Partner Complaints About Salaries," Law.com International 
- "'Rippling Effect' of Pay-Transparency Laws to Test Legal Departments," Corporate Counsel 
- "White & Case Revenue Climbs 20%, Propelled By More Cross-Border Work," The American Lawyer 
- "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 
- "Fourth-Year Associates on Cravath Scale Earned $400K. How Can Other Firms Respond?," The American Lawyer 
- "Big Law Is Back to Signing Office Leases, With More Relocations Expected This Year," The American Lawyer 
- "Law Firm Expenses Surge, Dampening Outlook for 2022," The American Lawyer 
- "M&A is hot. Litigation is not. What's next for law firms in 2022?," Reuters 
- "Big Law Realization Rates Have Grown. How Can Firms Keep Up the Progress?," The American Lawyer 
- "Even as Expenses Surged, Law Firms in All Segments Saw Profits Spike in 2021," The American Lawyer 
- "The minimum articling salary debacle - a sad day for the Law Society of Ontario," Canadian Lawyer 
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