Evolving Legal Profession (Feb 9, 2022)

Recent reports on how the legal profession is changing and how to be successful in it.

• "As Young Lawyers Churn Through Jobs, Firms Search for Ways to Fulfill Them," The American Lawyer

• "Law Firms Are Eyeing Algorithm-Based Assessments to Lure and Retain Attorneys," Legaltech News

• "Over Half Of Young Lawyers Considering Quitting by 2027, IBA Research Finds," Law.com International

• "In-House To and From a Law Firm Has Become a Revolving Door," Corporate Counsel

• "The path to law firm partnership just keeps getting longer," Reuters

• "No Magic Algorithm: Using Data to Recruit May Be Simpler Than It Seems," The American Lawyer

• "Law Firms Are Eyeing Algorithm-Based Assessments to Lure and Retain Attorneys," Legaltech News

• "'Major Drivers of Deal Value': Diversity and Inclusion Practices Become Part of Merger Talks," Corporate Counsel

• "'A Culture That Gives You Your Evenings and Weekends': Why Some Associates Are Jumping to Midsize Firms," The Recorder

• "Does the Law Firm of the Future Need to Be More Progressive?," American Lawyer

• "If Data-Driven Lateral Recruiting Works, Why Aren't More Firms Doing It?," The American Lawyer

• "As the pandemic drags on, law professors are making changes," ABA Journal

• "California plan to license nonlawyers draws heated response," Reuters

• "'We Are Trying to Disrupt the Industry': Sidley's Leaders on Evolving Career Paths and Learning From Their Kids," The American Lawyer

• "Law Firms' Emerging Weapon in Talent Wars: The Moneyball Strategy," The American Lawyer

• "Why Teamwork Is an Essential Skill for New Associates to Master," American Lawyer

• "In a Talent War, 'Thank You' May Be Worth Thousands for Underappreciated Attorneys," The American Lawyer

• "Midsize Law Firm Consolidation Heats Up," The American Lawyer

• "WFH Is Eroding Culture and Increasing Risk of Departures, Partners Say," Law.com International

• "With 2 Years of Experience, Big Law Takes a Different Approach to COVID Surge," The American Lawyer

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