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Don’t Be Dead Weight–Contribute More than You Take Harrison Barnes | Dated: 01-27-2012
One of the most important things you can do for any employer is produce value far in excess of what you receive as compensation. When you look at a highly compensated salesperson, for example, the chances are very good that he or she is producing a lot more value than he or she is paid for.
A salesperson who makes $100,000 a year is probably producing at least $500,000 in revenue for the company he or she works for. It is like this with every profession. Lawyers who bill clients $700,000 a year for their services inside a law firm are unlikely to be paid more than a couple of hundred thousand dollars a year. If they bring in $3 million, then they may make $1 million a year. Everything is tied to how much you produce. Law firms, like other organizations, let go those who are producing the least amount of value. This means it is very easy to predict whether or not you are...
The Supreme Court in Iran upholds the death sentence given to Saeed Malekpour, who was found guilty of promoting and developing a variety of pornography websites. He was first arrested by plainclothes officers in October of 2008. He landed in Tehran’s Evin prison, where he lived for a year in solitary confinement without a charge [...]
Demi Moore has been on a downward for sometime now. With the recent death of her Alcoholics Anonymous sponsor, it seems that her spiral may be accelerated even further. At the funeral of 70-year-old Pattsy Rugg, Moore’s longtime sponsor, the actress appeared visibly distraught. This renowned substance abuse counselor was more than an sponsor to [...]
 A group of alleged scammers have been caught trying to fake deaths on the Costa Concordia in a sign that cons are trying to target the cruise ship disaster. New York lawyer Peter Ronai, a Hungarian speaker who is representing six Hungarian survivors from the ship wreck, discovered the scam.  The claims made [...]
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Last month Llewellyn (Lew) Joseph Gibbons, an associate professor at The University of Toledo College of Law in Ohio, was elected as a Fellow of the American Bar Foundation. The Fellows, an honorary ...
The Career Planning Center (CPC) staff at Marquette University Law School brings a wealth of experience in teaching, law, education, and communication to both the students, and graduates of the law school.
A recent LawCrossing Salary Survey of Lawyer Salaries of Best Law Firms survey asked attorneys about their experiences working for 94 different law firms. While the survey asked a variety of questions regarding associate life, vacation time, benefits, and firm demands, one of the more interesting components involved the salary and bonus assessment.
The new year is upon us, and that can mean only one question is at the forefront of most people's minds interested in the legal profession: do you really want to become a lawyer? With tuition rates on the rise and the American Bar Association telling people to think carefully before applying to law school, it would behoove you to give the question its fair due.
Pacific Law Recruiters is a Seattle, Washington-based legal recruiting firm that specializes in the placement of legal and corporate professionals. Since 1981, the firm has served a variety of law firms and corporations with the goal of solid, long-term placement matches...
Snell & Wilmer LLP is a full-service business law firm, serving corporations, small businesses, and individuals. As a means of better serving clients, attorneys are assigned to practice groups based on their unique skills and individual knowledge...
Harvey Updyke, Jr. is not a name many want to hear these days, especially if they're Auburn, Ala football fans. Following the 2010 Iron Bowl, someone poisoned the Toomer oak trees on the Auburn University campus.
Titan Lenders Corporation, a leading mortgage fulfillment services company, has named Mark Ridder as its new executive vice president and general counsel. In his new role, Ridder will oversee Titan's legal affairs, including...
D.C. Court of Appeals Delivers Opinion on E-Discovery Vendors
The increasingly blurred line between the tech work done by e-discovery firms and actual lawyers has forced the D.C. Court of Appeals to clarify who can do what kind of work. In its...
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