Sullivan & Cromwell LLP

Money, money, and more money!

It took a while but they're here now.

Angry associates continue to express displeasure with the firm's edict.

Associates are displeased with their lack of options for remote work.

The firm Biglaw used to rely on for spring bonuses is back at it.

What goodies does this firm's bonus black box hold?

Associates will get a nice monetary thank you from the firm -- but when?

Not even law firms at the top of the heap could avoid making cuts.

The firm's market-busting spring bonus promises of yesteryear are nowhere to be found.

Kirkland, Sullivan & Cromwell, Gibson Dunn among others called out in new ad campaign.

This gives us an idea... why not an Above the Law sponsored competition?

Sullivan & Cromwell, Kirkland & Ellis, Arnold & Porter, Wachtell, and Baker Botts all have their hands on this deal.

Harvard Law School produces another non-lawyer success story.

This is an industry-wide problem... and it's time to shine the spotlight on the folks keeping quiet about it.

According to a colleague, he 'thought about the law as a noble calling, and not just as a business or a profession.'

* States win big victory blocking Trump’s birth control rules from taking effect. Now I guess he’ll have to build a wall around vaginas too. [Law360]

* Former Sullivan & Cromwell chief John Merow and his wife were killed in an apartment fire on Saturday. [New York Law Journal]

* Quinn Emanuel adds Sandra Moser to co-head the firm’s white collar practice. [National Law Journal]

* Are the days of law firm expansion coming to an end? I’m guessing no. [Law.com]

* William Barr will now face the Senate’s rubber stamp treatment. Here’s a quick recap of this retread. [Vox]

Maybe next year this firm will stop following the leader?

Cursing out women isn't a great idea when you're supposed to be a professional.

* Because there is never a moment without drama in this administration, AG Jeff Sessions has told White House counsel Don McGahn that he’s probably going to have to quit if President Trump fires Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein. [Washington Post]

* Meanwhile, White House Director of Legislative Affairs Marc Short says the president “has no intention of firing Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein and special counsel Robert Mueller.” Hmm… we’ll just wait right here until those firings don’t happen. *insert Jeopardy music here* [CBS News]

* “[T]here is no human being, on the planet, with more knowledge about federal criminal law than Michael Dreeben, and no one with more expertise than him.” Meet Michael Dreeben, special counsel Robert Mueller’s Supreme Court closer. He’s argued more than 100 SCOTUS cases, and is a force to be reckoned with. [ABC News]

* Hiring for the law school class of 2017 is “up,” with 75.3 percent of graduates employed in full-time, long-term jobs that require law degrees or are considered “JD advantage” positions — but you probably shouldn’t get too excited about that. The only reason the percentage of those employed is higher this year is because the class was 6 percent smaller. In reality, entry-level hiring has decreased. [ABA Journal]

* Which Biglaw firm did Wells Fargo turn to ahead of being hit with record fines that turned into a $1B settlement with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and Office of the Comptroller of the Currency? That would be Sullivan & Cromwell, which “always [tries] to play absolutely straight with the regulators.” [American Lawyer]

* Riley Safer, a spinoff of Schiff Hardin, just elected its first managing partner, and she may be the first black woman to lead a national law firm. Congratulations to Patricia Brown Holmes as she leads the legal profession in the future. [American Lawyer]

Deporting an 18-month-old baby doesn't further America’s national security interests.