Monday BigLaw Merry-Go-Round (Sep 6, 2021)

Recent reports on lateral hires, financial data, salaries, and hiring trends in BigLaw.

• "Big Law Hiring Practices Bring Shortages as Client Demands Grow," Bloomberg

• "Overworked Lawyers Say They're Logging Too Much Unbillable Time," The American Lawyer

• "After US Raises, What Does a First-Year Associate Cost Around the World?," The American Lawyer

• "Pay Hikes Are a 'Superficial' Solution to Well-Being in Big Law, Associates Say," The Legal Intelligencer

• "Big Law Is Targeting Secondary Markets for Growth-Salt Lake City and Miami Could Be Next," The American Lawyer

• "Big Law Associate Raises Miss the Mark," Law.com

• "Burned Bridges? As Counteroffers Increase, More Laterals Are Revoking Acceptance of New Positions," Law.com

• "California Firms Have More Women Lawyers, but Fall Short on Women Equity Partners," The Recorder

• "Can Big Law Fix Its Failures on Work Allocation?," The American Lawyer

• "Aided by Technology, Mergers and Lateral Movement Keep Momentum," The American Lawyer

• "Want more diverse attorneys? More firms focus on the pre-law pipeline," Reuters

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