And It’s Stricter Than You Think It’s remarkable how dramatically workplace norms have shifted over the past five years. In 2019, the idea of spending just four days in the office might have signaled ...

A Summer Associate Scandal That’s Hard to Swallow In an incident that has left the legal world stunned—and amused—a summer associate at Sidley Austin’s New York office was reportedly terminated after ...

Summary: California’s legal licensing process hit a wall after the State Bar fast-tracked simultaneous changes to both the content and delivery format of the attorney exam. Now, with lawsuits filed, ...

Facing intensified scrutiny from the Trump administration, Harvard has begun dismantling key diversity offices as federal funding, accreditation, and legal protections hang in the balance.

The American Bar Association (ABA) is maintaining its commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) despite intensified political pressure from the Trump administration and recent legal ...

Texas law deans warn that dropping ABA accreditation as a requirement to practice law would harm law student mobility, reduce legal transparency, and increase costs. Learn what this means for the ...

Paul Hastings is doubling down on its ambitions to break into the upper echelon of Wall Street’s mergers and acquisitions elite—this time with the high-profile addition of former Kirkland & Ellis ...

In a controversial move, top BigLaw firms including Kirkland & Ellis and Latham & Watkins agreed to provide $600 million in pro bono services to causes endorsed by the Trump administration to ...

Introduction The legal industry’s lateral hiring landscape saw a sharp decline in 2024, a trend driven by a confluence of economic pressures, evolving market dynamics, and internal shifts within ...

The legal industry is a competitive field where top talent and elite law firms seek the best possible matches. Whether you’re a recent law graduate, an associate looking for new opportunities ...