Some smaller and suburban law firms in the Minneapolis area are doing better than their big firm counterparts—and location, practice areas, flexibility and lower rates are some of the reasons…
Law firm Dorsey & Whitney decided it didn’t need the huge expense of a corporate hospitality tent this year at the PGA championship outside Minneapolis.
A federal judge has upheld most of the new restrictions on advertising by Louisiana lawyers, but struck down two rules regulating Internet advertising.
U.S. District Judge Martin Feldman said Louisana’s…
Want to build a moneymaking, dream law business that clients love while working part time? Escape the outdated business model that has lawyers working too many hours for too little?…
Morale has dropped to a record-low level for midlevel associates at the country’s largest 200 law firms, and worries about job security appear to be the reason.
Local grievance panels in Connecticut have found probable cause of an ethics violation by two lawyers who entered into agreements with a bankruptcy website that sends potential clients their way.
Law firms more and more are promoting that they offer alternative fee options for clients—something different from the traditional billable-hour model.
Now the mid-Atlantic firm Saul Ewing has stepped it…
In a move sure to raise the eyebrows of professional attire traditionalists, a law firm in New Zealand is taking business casual to a new level in a bid to…
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