Monday BigLaw Merry-Go-Round (Nov 22, 2021)
Recent reports on lateral hires, financial data, salaries, and hiring trends in BigLaw.
- "Young lawyers are increasingly saying no to big law firms because of the gruelling hours. Inside the efforts to woo them back," The Globe and Mail 
- "Big Law Looks to Canada, Australia to Fill Out Corporate Ranks in the Bay Area," The Recorder 
- "Attorney recruitment fears temper law firms' bullish outlook," Reuters 
- "Despite Talent Issues Worrying Big Law Business Leaders, They Remain Confident About the Future," The American Lawyer 
- "Capitalizing on 'Best of All Worlds Environment,' Law Firms Largely See Revenues Rise Through Third Quarter," The American Lawyer 
- "Do Associates Know What They're Really Being Paid For?," American Lawyer 
- "Law Firm Talent Wars: They're Not Just for Associates Anymore," The American Lawyer 
- "Clifford Chance Ups UK Associate Base Pay, But Amounts Lag Behind Its German Rates," Law.com International 
- "Big Law Continues Rapid Expansion Throughout the US," The American Lawyer 
- "Big Law's Great Resignation: Why I Don't Believe the Hype," Bloomberg Law 
- "'The System Is Broken': Black Partners in Big Law Say Recruiting, Retention Practices Must Change," The American Lawyer 
- "A Year After Largest Partner Class Ever, Cravath Returns to 5-Year Average," The American Lawyer 
- "Sidley Launches 'MBA-Level' Development Program, Gives Associates New Titles," The American Lawyer 
- "Can management titles and MBA coaching keep law firm associates from jumping ship?," Reuters 
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