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After many attorneys have spent the last 14 months working remotely because of the COVID-19 pandemic, firms are now beginning to put together return-to-office plans. But many attorneys aren't interested in a return to the pre-pandemic status quo of working in the office every day. Law360 Pulse and Major, Lindsey and Africa partnered to survey more than 2,500 attorneys on how they feel about returning to the office.
Office and court closures caused by the COVID-19 pandemic were especially challenging for law firms' IT departments, which had to set up attorneys to capably work from home and protect the security of their data. Law360 Pulse's inaugural technology survey takes a deep dive into these adjustments and their demands on firms' pockets and personnel in 2020.
Law360 Pulse’s inaugural Partner Compensation Survey finds that firms made deep cuts to pay and reduced partner ranks in 2020 as COVID-19 swept around the planet, even as partners remain bullish on billable hours in a post-pandemic world.
Law360’s COVID-19 survey asked firms to take a look at how they might change their use of physical office space in the near future as lawyers and staff return to offices after the pandemic.
Check out all the winners of MVPs of the Year, Practice Groups of the Year, Rising Stars and Titans of the Plaintiffs Bar dating back to 2010.
The Law360 2020 Glass Ceiling Report shows that law firms continue to make only minimal progress in their efforts to dispel the barriers women face, especially as they move up the ranks.
The Law360 2020 Diversity Snapshot reveals a legal industry determined to move the needle but succeeding at a glacial pace, with firms struggling to tackle a lack of diversity that only increases as attorneys climb the ranks.
Right before the coronavirus pandemic upended the world, the largest U.S. law firms were getting bigger and widening the industry's size gap, according to Law360's annual tracking of the largest law firms in the country.