Law Firms Reinforce Office Mandates as Remote Work Declines
The era of flexible remote work that defined much of the legal industry post-pandemic appears to be waning. Across the…
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Remote Work in Law Firms 2025–2026—Key Insights Shaping the Future of Legal Practice
JDJournal proudly highlights the release of BCG Attorney Search’s latest report, “Remote Work in Law Firms 2025–2026”, a comprehensive analysis…
Law Firms Ended 2024 With ‘Drastic’ Drop in Lateral Hiring
Introduction The legal industry's lateral hiring landscape saw a sharp decline in 2024, a trend driven by a confluence of…
Fennemore Craig Launches Formal Remote Work Program for Lawyers
Introduction In a bold move to adapt to post-pandemic work preferences, Fennemore Craig, a Phoenix-based law firm, has announced a…
Employee Management Transition: From Annual Reviews to Regular Check-ins
The landscape of employee performance evaluation is shifting, with more companies moving away from traditional annual reviews toward regular, informal…
CEOs Push for Full Returns Amidst Resistance
In recent months, a notable trend has emerged among some high-profile CEOs, advocating for full returns to the office environment…
The Rise of Salary Transparency Laws: Employee Pushback and Legal Implications
In recent times, a surge in state and local salary transparency laws has triggered employee discontent as workers discover disparities…
Quinn Emanuel Signs Lease for New Manhattan Office
Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, a globally renowned law firm headquartered in Los Angeles, has recently secured a lease for…
US Law Firms in Tel Aviv Adapt to Ongoing Israel-Hamas Conflict
Firms Prioritize Safety and Solidarity During Turbulent Times The ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas has prompted US law firms…
Skadden Implements Four-Day Office Work Week for Lawyers, Ending Remote Work Policy
Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, one of the US's largest and elite law firms, has recently implemented a new…