30% of these lawyers would like to work fewer hours; those most dissatisfied are younger and female
Thirty percent of surveyed “standout lawyers” would like to work fewer hours, while 53% are satisfied with the hours that they are working.
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Thirty percent of surveyed “standout lawyers” would like to work fewer hours, while 53% are satisfied with the hours that they are working.
Congratulating Nishad Kumar for his silver medal win at the high jump event in the ongoing Tokyo Paralympics, President Ram Nath Kovind said the para-athlete ha
Too many lawyers set no boundaries for client contact Too many lawyers set no boundaries for client contact Share Thomson Reuters has published its Stellar Performance report, exploring the importance of communication in an increasingly hybrid working environment and the ways that lawyers want to change how they work. Almost 2,500 lawyers responded to a survey that gave rise to the report, 88 per cent of whom were partners. More than one-quarter of the respondents came from Am Law 50 firms in the US, while the remaining respondents were “spread right the way down to the smallest” of leg...