Evolving Legal Profession (Jan 12, 2022)

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

• "How Counteroffers Can Harm Young Lawyers' Credibility and Hinder Their Careers," Law.com Legal Speak

• "Quinn Emanuel to Let US Lawyers Work Remotely on Permanent Basis," The American Lawyer

• "Big Space Reductions on Horizon for Law Firms in 2022, Despite Head Count Growth," The Legal Intelligencer

• "What We Learned About Law Firm Culture in 2021," The American Lawyer

• "Will Talent Drive More Change in Firms Than Clients Could?," The American Lawyer

• "Generation Z And The Future Of Legal Education," TaxProf Blog

• "How Law Schools Are Preparing Students for the 'New Status Quo' of Virtual Litigation," Law.com

• "Students From Six Law Schools Develop New Legal Tech Ideas in Liberty Mutual's Legal Design Challenge," Law.com

• "The Way Back in 2022: Law Firms Delay Returns or Return to Remote Work as Omicron Surges," The American Lawyer

• "As Omicron uncertainty mounts, return-to-office plans are being revised again.," The New York Times

• "Longtime chief of legal jobs tracking group prepares to retire," Reuters

• "NALP Executive Director Announces Retirement After 18 Years," Law360

• "A New Day for Jim and a New Day for NALP," NALP

• "The Unpleasant Truth About Law Firm Culture," The American Lawyer

• "Law Firms Are Struggling to Make the Hybrid Model Work," The American Lawyer

• "Remote-Work Schedules, Off-Hours Commuting, Less Travel: European Firms Adjust to an Omicron World," Law.com International

• "Young Lawyers Summit: Navigating the headwinds of the legal profession," Canadian Lawyer

• "Baker McKenzie Eyes Eventual Hybrid Work Scheme in Latin America," Law.com International

• "'Ripe for Growth': Three Regions Are Targets for Law Firm Expansion in 2022," Law.com

• "'A Great Relief': Midsize Firm Aims to Differentiate Itself by Helping Pay Associates' Law School Debt," Law.com

• "As a first-year lawyer during the pandemic, I needed to reflect to reconnect," Canadian Lawyer

• "30% of these lawyers would like to work fewer hours; those most dissatisfied are younger and female," ABA Journal

• "Will Associates Benefit From Early Career Milestones?," The American Lawyer

• "As Talent War Escalates, Law Firms Fear Business Pros Getting Poached," The American Lawyer

• "Cultivating Art, Not Argument, at a Los Angeles Law Office," The New York Times

• "Is the Brass Ring of Partnership Tarnished for Young Lawyers?," The American Lawyer's Young Lawyer Editorial Board

• "A Viral LinkedIn Post Births a New Legal Mentoring Organization," The American Lawyer

• "Midsize Law Firms Are Seeking Mergers Amid Succession Challenges," The Recorder

• "Seeing Long Careers and Burnout Ahead, Many Young Lawyers Want Less Work," The American Lawyer

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