Career Development | Infographic

A Law Firm Divided: How Generational Differences Are Fracturing Firms

By ALM Staff

Dig into the data from our series on how generational differences are dividing law firms. Read More

Attorney Work Life Balance | Analysis

Generations Aren't Connecting, and It May Be Hurting Law Firms

By Rhys Dipshan

A Law.com reader's survey found that many in law firms are having difficulties managing different generations' communication styles, behavior and attitudes, sometimes to the detriment of the firm. Read More

Government | Analysis

Kamala Harris Would Only Be the Second Lawyer-President With a Non-T-14 Law Degree

By Samson Amore

UC Law SF Dean David Faigman said legal education is "a hallmark of American presidents," noting that 27 of the nation's 45 past presidents were previously lawyers. Read More

Law Firm Competition

Skadden's Reputation Remains Sterling. So Why Are Partners Leaving?

By Patrick Smith

The firm's M&A brand is as strong as any, but it has weathered a rare leadership transition and some observers say the private equity practice falls short of elite peers. Read More

Attorney Work Life Balance | Analysis

A Look at Law Firms' Intergenerational Communication Breakdown

By ALM Staff

For many survey respondents, the generational divide isn't just a frustration, it's a major business detriment. Read More

Law Firm Associates | Analysis

After Milbank Rolls Out Summer Bonuses, Big Law in 'Waiting' Mode While Associates Watch Eagerly

By Mimi Lamarre

Many associates are asking whether their firms will give out summer bonuses, putting pressure on firms to match Milbank's bold move, one recruiter noted. Read More