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Kirkland is the name that launches a thousand articles, and that’s just what happened last week when the firm announced its new plaintiff-side contingent fee litigation practice. Industry experts rushed in to decipher the meaning behind this surprising move (and of course stuck around to talk about the connection some Kirkland attorneys have to the original plea deal at the center of the...
The American Lawyer recently took a look at the trends for revenue and costs revealed in this year’s AmLaw 200 data. Their analysis won’t surprise any leaders of middle market...
Page 2 specializes in serving law firms and law firms only, so you can be sure that we take client confidentiality and attorney-client privilege seriously. Because we closely follow all state and federal rulings regarding privilege as it relates public relations and trial publicity, we were intrigued by a May 6 ruling in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New...
We’ve written in this space about how it’s harder than ever to issue a public apology that actually rings true for the public, and how a firm’s tone in communications on diversity speaks volumes on whether it actually sees the value in a more inclusive culture.
Both of these issues are part of a much larger cultural phenomenon...
