The latest from National Law Journal
- Dechert submits answer in bias suit by former associate, denies 'macho' culture
- Law students help Iraqis win refugee status
- High associate leverage is out; non-equity partners are in
| Dechert submits answer in bias suit by former associate, denies 'macho' culture | Top |
| Dechert has filed an answer in a lawsuit against the firm brought by a former Boston associate who claims he was illegally fired him in retaliation for using FMLA time to care for his children and mentally ill wife. | |
| Law students help Iraqis win refugee status | Top |
| What began in 2008 as an effort by Yale law students to help Iraqis seek refugee status has evolved into a nonprofit organization with student chapters at nine law schools and three more on the way. | |
| High associate leverage is out; non-equity partners are in | Top |
| Conventional wisdom at law firms holds that higher leverage means higher profits. It's unsurprising, then, that the "white shoe" firms reported the highest associate leverage among firms on the NLJ 250 — The National Law Journal's list the largest U.S.-based firms by attorney headcount. | |
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