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The worst thing you can ever do in a professional relationship—and in a personal relationship, for that matter, is introduce what I call “fatal friction”. I have seen more careers stalled, held back and even ruined by fatal friction than I can count. In addition, people create all sorts of social problems for [...]
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At the end of last month I blogged about a legal comedy of errors that ended with a default judgement being entered against softdrink maker PepsiCo. If you somehow missed the original story, our take on it can be found here.
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Cleary Gottlieb Gottlieb has confirmed their bonus schedule for this year, which falls right in line with Cravath. Cravath was the first major law firm to announce its year end bonuses. The bar was set so low by Cravath that it’s no great feat for other firms to meet it. Gottlieb
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A five person environmental law practice group has moved from Ballard Spahr to Greeberg Traurig in Philladelphia. The Philladelphia office, which opened in 1997, now has fifteen attorneys that once practiced at Ballard Spahr. David Mandlebaum, who had been the practice group leader at Ballard Spahr, said that Greenberg Traurig’s geographical footprint was [...]
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Three attorneys from the Gomez Law Firm in San Diego have been honoured with The Outstanding Trial Lawyer of the Year Awards from the Consumers Attorneys of San Diego Organization (CASD) for their jury trial work. Attorneys, John H. Gomez, and James S. Iagmin were recognized for 'outstanding verdicts' in the case La Framboise vs. Krebs - the first case to invoke the elder abuse statute for a commercial real estate transaction in the state of California.
The landmark case involved the La Framboise family and allegations claiming that the commercial broker that the family had hired was also representing the buyer of their property.
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The article is about Stevens J. Kasselman, the renowned estate planner lawyer. He handles his cases with care and thus attracts clients. His overall behavior and performance at work distinguishes him from other estate planner lawyers. He works with full efficiency to satisfy his clients. He practices law in New York.
Stevens J. Kasselman is a renowned name in the field of estate planning. In fact, Stevens J. Kasselman is a master in this area.
Thousands of law graduates who graduate from the law school look for legal jobs every year. The article discusses the qualities of a good legal recruiter who can help them get a job. Also those who want to be a legal recruiter will get an insight about the qualities they need to have to be a legal recruiter.
Most people believe that the best legal recruiter is the one who has come from a top law school and has impressing credentials. However, legal recruiters need not be graduates from the top law schools nor do they need to have very high marks, but should have essential qualities that will prove them the 'best'.
Drinker Biddle & Reath Lay Off 21 Associates
Law Firm Drinker Biddle & Reath laid off 21 associates last week. Those affected will receive a 3-month severance and maintain access to their offices throughout a 3 month period. The layoffs will occur mostly in transactional practices in their Chicago and Philadelphia offices.
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