As of next week, a venerable 100-lawyer New England law firm will be expanding its attorney roster by about 25 percent, as it adds 25 lawyers from a Connecticut counterpart…
A former legal assistant who pleaded guilty earlier this year to fraud and forgery in connection with the misappropriation of $1.4 million from a major Canadian law firm’s accounts was…
Some paralegals are offering to do legal work as independent contractors through Internet connections, but law firms may be slow to use their services.
A New York appeals court has upheld a Rochester law firm’s decision to fire a paralegal who defied a policy that banned smoke breaks for hourly employees.
When Michael Skrzypek began working at Brobeck, Phleger & Harrison, he knew so little about computers that a supervisor once had to tell him he was trying to put a…
Recent testimony by an ex-attorney in Florida and her former paralegal, office manager and best friend sheds considerable light on why their law firm had trouble managing its money and…
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