Surveys
Following the recent Colonial Pipeline ransom attack, there is a push in Congress for new pipeline security legislation, but the bill now on the table […]
The ninth annual employer survey from labor and employment firm Littler finds that employers transitioning to a post-pandemic workplace are faced with a host of […]
The COVID pandemic has been a catalyst for changes in the workplace, none more consequential than the increase in remote work, which often means working […]
A Marquette School of Law survey found that 52 percent of “very conservative” respondents have high confidence in the Supreme Court, compared to 31 percent […]
Bullying and lack of respect was cited as number one on a list of detrimental behaviors at law firms, according to a recently-released study. Ninety-three […]
A deteriorated market for their graduates – and a consequent shrinking number of applicants – is a big part of the problem, but far from […]
The survey captured information about legal department staffing trends for 2015. One-third of respondents came from departments of six to 24 lawyers, another third from […]
Strategic Planning for Information Governance Spending on information governance will increase in 2015, according to a TGC survey of in-house practitioners taken in October 2014. […]
A Today’s General Counsel survey captured trends and attitudes toward arbitration among in-house attorneys. The primary reasons respondents gave for choosing arbitration over litigation were […]
How in-house attorneys use, and don’t use, the process.
