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November 23, 2023
Litigation is red hot! Our client, the Houston office of a Top I00 AmLaw international firm, is seeking a junior commercial litigation associate (1-3 years) to join its Houston team representing regional and national manufacturing clients covering the spectrum of the transportation industry. This cutting edge and multifaceted practice group provides clients with strategic counsel that includes administrative, litigation, arbitration, intellectual property, class action, corporate transactional,...
October 13, 2023
Litigation is red hot! Our client, the Houston office of a Top I00 AmLaw international firm, is seeking a junior commercial litigation associate (1-3 years) to join its Houston team representing regional and national manufacturing clients covering the spectrum of the transportation industry. This cutting edge and multifaceted practice group provides clients with strategic counsel that includes administrative, litigation, arbitration, intellectual property, class action, corporate transactional,...
August 28, 2023
You're actually going to have to work to earn those salaries.
August 24, 2023
Ugh, it's fine. Whatever. They just don't understand the firm.
August 23, 2023
It's not like these firms can't afford to make the fixes needed....
August 22, 2023
Midlevels really aren't too pleased right now.
August 3, 2022
Burnout is real for midlevels and the billable hour is to blame.
December 16, 2020
Wednesday, December 16, 2020 If society could learn one lesson from 2020, it’s that we’re more critical of information than ever before. With access to troves of information at the click of a button, it can often be hard to understand if a source of news or data is legitimate or not. Even worse, selectively choosing which information to consume can narrow the reader’s perceptions and world-view. This siloing of information can lead to arguing, finger pointing, and generally unpl...