Sentences with phrase «to leave the firm»

Price stayed on as chairman until leaving the firm in 2001.

The majority of movement tends to happens in the first quarter because associates hold out until after they receive their bonuses to leave their firms for new opportunities.

When leaving a firm to start your own practice there are serious ethical issues to keep in mind.

And a lot of my clients left the firm with me, there was no hard feelings.

One consequence of these changes is that partners leave their firms almost as freely as associates.

And what happens if the blogging lawyer leaves the firm, as he or she often does?

I still had no intention of leaving the firm.

When an attorney leaves a firm, many ethical obligations arise for both the departing lawyer and the firm they leave behind.

It is generally assumed the reasons an employee leaves a firm due to dissatisfaction translate all across the employee spectrum.

One very tricky area is checking up to find out if your reference has been laid off, or has left the firm where she supervised, or worked with you.

When a group of associates leaves the firm, there is greater pressure on those who remain to learn very quickly and perform at a high level.

Similarly, we've all heard of firms where entire practice groups left the firm because the other practice groups were weighing them down.

A half - dozen recent mergers left the firm without a cohesive pro bono program.

We are advocates of change, provided that a partner is leaving a firm which is not properly supporting their practice and moving to a firm which is better aligned to it.

As a result, most choose to leave their firms rather than stay and fight for equality.

About 30 years ago, a top agent joined my office who had just left another firm.

In order to keep others from leaving, the Partners need to understand why lawyers at all levels have already left the firm.

If «passed over» they were expected to leave the firm within a reasonable period of time.

This will leave the firmer cream on top - which is what you'll use.

Cut tomato in half; scoop out center, leaving a firm shell.

Clean each liver by removing any connective tissue, fat and soft parts, leaving firm pieces of liver.

By the same token, when a superior management team leaves a firm, you should considering following it.

In the prior post, I noted that compensation was the top reason survey respondents left firms and a top contributor to job satisfaction.

When employees feel this way, they will likely leave your firm or perform poorly if they stick around.

This is new lawyer starting out as a solo because they didn't get a job at a firm, or someone leaving a firm to continue a practice on their own.

Whether it is building the marketing foundation or developing staff, we thrive and excel at leaving your firm stronger and more profitable than when we arrived.

A new survey suggests that big companies aren't good at telling law firms what they want, leaving the firms wide discretion to handle cases as they see fit.

A lack of strategic leadership from the top when it comes to technology may leave firms struggling to attract or retain new talent.

But eventually the office politics and harassment won out, and thinking I would never leave the firm, I did the unthinkable and went off on my own.

For those who had left a firm in the past 24 months, we asked the Millennial lawyers to identify their primary reasons for leaving.

In addition, it's not clear whether most women actually want to leave their firm for extended periods, or simply prefer more flexibility that would enable them to balance work and family.

Different providers take different approaches in how they address these needs, leaving firms with a range of options to consider.

The past 12 months have seen a number of partners leave the firm.

If the selling lawyer leaves the firm, the expectation is that many if not most of the relationships will depart with him or her.

When an attorney leaves a firm, the cost ranges from $ 400,000 to more than $ 800,000 (for experienced attorneys).

Second, when individual employees leave the firm, they can transfer the policy to their name and continue the coverage by paying premiums themselves.

The lack of training and the lack of mentoring is making associates leave their firms.

While the many MUDs in the Houston area are expected to make up the bulk of Masterson's business, he said his reason for leaving the firm after 22 years was Hilltop's decision to drop charter schools.

For example, minorities comprised approximately 21 percent of all lawyers who left firms in 2009, despite only representing 13 percent of the overall law firm attorney population, as reported by a Minority Corporate Council Association survey.

From 2013 to 2015, he spent a little over two years as a general corporate associate in Davis Polk's London office, after which he returned to the M&A group in New York before leaving the firm in April of 2016.

In the suit, filed May 10 in California Superior Court in San Francisco, the partner, Ellen Pao, contends that beginning in 2006 she was sexually harassed by Ajit Nazre, an investment partner who left the firm last year.

Menlo — whose 2011 investment was led by a Kalanick ally, Shervin Pishevar, who has since left the firm — is likely to sell at least some of its holdings, sources said.

A law firm's partnership agreement that penalizes partners who leave the firm by canceling their entitlement to partnership income credits has been upheld by the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts.

Cohn also left the firm in 2016 and has since joined the Trump administration.

A week after joining Mayer Brown's New York office, capital markets partner James Tanenbaum has left the firm following allegations that he engaged in inappropriate conduct at Morrison & Foerster (MoFo).