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Why You Should Never Miss a Company Holiday Party or Invitation to Your Boss’s Home Harrison Barnes | Dated: 02-04-2012
A few years ago, I spoke with a man (now retired) who had worked in a large corporation for forty years and in his last twenty years, he basically did nothing. He was paid very well and was more or less forgotten—doing very little of anything. He would show up at the office at 9:00 a.m. each day, try to look busy—do a task now and then—and then get in his car at 5:30 p.m. each evening and drive home. When he finally retired from the company, he felt as if he had achieved a great victory. For the past twenty years, his friend (who had risen very high in the company) had protected the man and made sure he kept his job—despite the fact that the guy was doing next to nothing and was of very little use to the company whatsoever.
This story may sound a little odd, but in virtually every company, there are people working in jobs who are not needed. There are people working in jobs where they may be grossly overpaid. There are people who are not carryi...
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has filed a suit against Bank of America, JP Morgan Chase and Wells Fargo over their abuse of a private database, MERS, in handling mortgages. The suit claims that this led to several wrongful foreclosures. Â By filing this lawsuit, Schneiderman has made it pretty clear where he stands [...]
Bradley Manning’s court-martial has been ordered by an army officer in connection with the WikiLeaks case.  Manning, a 24-year old private, was working as a low-ranking intelligence analyst. He is accused of being the person responsible for handing over to WikiLeaks over 700,000 secret documents last year. Among the several charges laid against him, [...]
 Micron, the memory chip making company, lost its chief executive and chairman on Friday morning when a small, experimental fixed-wing plane crashed. The plane was being piloted by Steve Appleton when it crashed at the Boise Airport, according to the company. Appleton was 51 years old and company spokesman Dan Francisco confirmed Appleton’s death. [...]
New advances in the science of fire investigations is not only giving new hope to inmates convicted of arson who've maintained their innocence from the start, it's giving rise to a whole new facet of the legal profession, and spurring new action amongst Innocence Projects around the country.
In much the same way that the study of the evidence of DNA has led to the exoneration of those...
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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.
Evers Legal Search is a boutique firm that specializes in recruiting in-house attorneys for corporate legal departments throughout the US. The Chicago-based firm serves a broad base of candidates, placing attorneys in positions ranging from staff attorney to...
Andrews Kurth, LLP is a corporate and litigation law firm with offices in Austin, Dallas, Houston, and The Woodlands, Texas; New York, New York; Durham, North Carolina; Washington, DC; Beijing, China; and London, England. The firm, which was founded in Houston in 1902, is a ...
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.
Effective February 13, 2012, Michelle A. Russell will join YRC Worldwide Inc. as the company's executive vice president, general counsel, and secretary. YRC Worldwide is a Kansas-based provider of transportation and global...
Lateral Activity Saw Major Jump in 2011
Lateral activity among partners saw a major jump in 2011 according to a report from Am Law Daily. The report says that while 2010 saw a major slump in lateral activity, last year it was back to...
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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