Greedy Associates

If anyone can play something called "Moneyball" it would be a lawyer. Moneyball is the nickname for using advanced and relative statistics to find undervalued baseball players who are not necessarily widely considered the best at their position. It is also known as Sabermetrics, and it…

The ABA Young Lawyers Division recently surveyed law school graduates with the highest student loans. Unsurprisingly, graduates with the highest levels of debt faced significant anxiety over their loans and reported the loans were affecting their life decisions. One example is delaying marriage. The ABA Young…

A recent study measured the scholarly impact of the top third of ABA-accredited law school faculty nationwide. University of St. Thomas Law School professor Gregory Sisk releases the study every three years. It measures the mean and median of law journal citations made…

In the world of Big Law, titles are more than mere labels. They are strategic tools wielded to influence clients, motivate lateral moves, and position firms in a hyper-competitive market. And you maybe be familiar with titles like “senior associate,” “partner,” and “of counsel,” – but more…

Good news for the legal industry: Large U.S. law firms had an outstanding first half of 2024. According to a recent report by the Wells Fargo Legal Specialty Group, revenue jumped by an average of 11.4%, compared to just 4.4% last year. Wells Fargo measured data from…

If you’ve had to sit for a bar exam anywhere in the United States, you’ll remember the experience being stressful at best, or more likely, hellish. With high stakes, ticking time, tight margins of error, and the difficulty of retakes, the bar is widely considered one of…