Retirement
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 Finance, Small Law Firms Finance, Small Law FirmsMore Young Associates Should Contribute To 401(k) PlansWhen planning for retirement, you have to consider the long game.
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 Courts CourtsOne Small Step For Breyer, One Giant Scramble On TwitterStop the presses! Or keep 'em going! I don't know which but this is big!
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 Finance FinanceWill Wave Of Early Retirements Caused By Swollen Investment Accounts & Pandemic Fatigue Affect Lawyers?Can the notably stubborn legal profession maintain its legendary obstinance in the face of sweeping demographic change?
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 Courts, Politics, Supreme Court Courts, Politics, Supreme CourtWill Justice Breyer Retire? Reading The Clerk Hiring Tea LeavesLaw clerk hiring can offer hints into a justice's retirement plans; what does Justice Breyer's tell us?
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 Biglaw BiglawOn The Retirement Of Miles Ruthberg And The Rise Of Litigation At Latham & WatkinsThe legendary litigator's retirement offers a window into the evolution of Latham as a firm, litigation as a practice area, and Biglaw writ large.
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 Finance FinanceWith Contribution Limits Increasing For 2019, Check On Your Firm 401(k), And Get An IRA If You CanTreat yourself to a decent retirement. Old-you will be happy you did.
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 Litigators LitigatorsThis Lawyer Is Almost 100 And Has No Plans To RetireThis soon-to-be centenarian just loves practicing law.
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 Courts CourtsRuth Bader Ginsburg Opens Up About Her Plans For RetirementSounds like she's considered retirement.
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 Small Law Firms Small Law FirmsMaybe It's Time For You To Think About 'Retirement' From Law PracticeAfter all, 'retirement' doesn't really mean what it used to in the old days.
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 Courts CourtsBreaking: S.D.N.Y. Judge Katherine Forrest Is Leaving The BenchShe may only be 54, but she's retiring this year citing personal reasons.
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 Non-Sequiturs Non-SequitursNon-Sequiturs: 07.01.18* Having placed Justice Anthony Kennedy’s Supreme Court retirement in political context, let’s now put it into historical context. [Retropolis / Washington Post] * This makes some folks quite upset, but there’s no denying it: the Roberts Court is now truly the Roberts Court (and he probably isn’t thrilled about it either). [Empirical SCOTUS] * Kathryn Haun — a former Kennedy clerk, by the way — has parlayed her expertise in Bitcoin, developed during her years as a federal prosecutor, into a new position leading Andreessen Horowitz’s $300 million fund focusing on cryptocurrency-related startups. Congrats, Katie! [Axios] * Let’s not forget about President Trump’s transformation of the lower federal courts — because it’s not just about SCOTUS. [The Takeaway / WNYC] * Check out Susman Godfrey’s new mandatory retirement policy — could this become the industry standard? [Texas Lawyer] * Yes, the First Amendment is awesome and all — but is it also encouraging errors in news reporting, as Charles Glasser suggests? [Daily Caller] * Speaking of mistakes, Ed Whelan sets Ben Shapiro straight on Judge Brett Kavanaugh, a leading contender to replace Justice Kennedy. [Bench Memos / National Review] * President Trump says he wants to pick a SCOTUS nominee who could serve on the Court for 40 years or more — and if you take the five youngest names on his list of 25, it’s entirely possible. [Althouse] * This should come as no surprise, but now law firms are joining the chase after data scientists. [Artificial Lawyer] * Congratulations to the Practising Law Institute (PLI) and Fastcase, innovators in their respective spaces, on their new alliance. [Dewey B Strategic] 
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 Courts CourtsWill He Stay Or Will He Go? On Justice Anthony M. Kennedy's Rumored Retirement From The Supreme CourtDo we know whether AMK is about to leave SCOTUS -- heck, does HE even know?
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 In-House Counsel In-House CounselThe Retirement Dream: How To Become An ArbitratorPlease don't think that you're the first person to have had the idea of retiring into arbitration.
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 Federal Judges Federal JudgesThe Seventh Circuit Responds To Judge Richard PosnerChief Judge Diane Wood disputes Judge Richard Posner's claims about pro se litigants and cameras in the courtroom.