Articles by Mainspring Legal

  • GC or Bust: Moving Up in the In-house World

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    Back to "In the News" Law.com GC or Bust: Moving Up in the In-house World By Diana Rubin - May 15, 2012 | The National Law JournalAs a legal recruiter specializing in finding lawyers for corporate legal departments, I have found that one qualification top management often insists on in…

  • Danielle Lackey Quoted In Bloomberg Law

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    Back to “In the News” Bloomberg Danielle Lackey Quoted In Bloomberg Law On paper, Danielle Lackey looks like a strong candidate for Big Law partnership — degrees from Brown University and Stanford Law School and excellent recommendations about her legal work. But after four years at Latham & Watkins, Lackey…

  • Lehman, Merrill Will Damage Lawyer's Careers, Survey Says

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    Back to "In the News" Bloomberg Lehman, Merrill Will Damage Lawyer's Careers, Survey Says By Lindsay FortadoSept. 18 (Bloomberg) -- Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.'s collapse and the sale of Merrill Lynch & Co. to Bank of America Corp. will hurt legal careers, more than half of the New York lawyers…

  • Wall Street Law Firms Face an Uncertain Future

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    Back to "In the News" BusinessWeek Wall Street Law Firms Face an Uncertain Future Until recently, things were a bit too quiet for Mel M. Immergut, chairman of Wall Street law firm Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy. The yearlong credit crunch had dampened dealmaking, while the litigation and restructuring work…

  • Crain's Profiles Lateral Link's Virtual Office Model

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    Back to "In the News" Crain's Crain's Profiles Lateral Link's Virtual Office Model Nomads shut down offices for goodSave on rent costs as employees work wherever they wantSteve GarmhausenWhen Simon Sinek told friends two years ago that he'd decided to close his company's 2,500-foot office, they assumed the worst.“Everybody thought…

  • The American Lawyer Discusses Lateral Link's Innovative Business Model

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    Back to "In the News" American Lawyer The American Lawyer Discusses Lateral Link's Innovative Business Model Will New Legal Recruiters Succeed With Pay-to-Place Business Model?Zach LoweThe American LawyerJune 19, 2008When Lateral Link launched in the spring of 2006, traditional recruiters criticized the upstart firm for paying $10,000 to each associate…

  • Michael Allen Quoted In The American Lawyer

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    Back to "In the News" American Lawyer Michael Allen Quoted In The American Lawyer New Venture to Focus on Partner PlacementsPosted by Drew CombsIn a combination that brings together a member of the legal recruiting world's old guard with some of the profession's young Turks, Frank Kimball and the principals…

  • Sarah Morris Quoted In Law360

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    Back to "In the News" Law360 Sarah Morris Quoted In Law360 New York (December 2, 2015, 8:12 PM ET) -- Although demand for social media-related legal counsel is growing exponentially and has piqued some BigLaw interest, the practice area remains largely dominated by midsize law firms and boutiques, including one…

  • Sarah Morris Quoted In Law360

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    Back to "In the News" Law360 Sarah Morris Quoted In Law360 New York (August 25, 2015, 1:30 PM ET) -- As Californians attempt to wade through the tricky regulations recently put into place because of the drought plaguing the state, attorneys in the state have seen a flood of additional…

  • Amy Savage Quoted In Law360

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    Back to "In the News" Law360 Amy Savage Quoted In Law360 Law360, Washington (August 21, 2015, 5:34 PM ET) -- While BigLaw litigators can be frustrated by rate inflexibility or stifled by conflict issues born in other sections of their firm, the best litigation boutiques offer ambitious attorneys the same…