In today’s column, signing bonuses for former SCOTUS clerks could reach $450,000 this year; Gibson Dunn is emphasizing a flexible approach to remote work post-pandemic; Paul Hastings issued a second office-return policy memo after its first caused several associates to consider leaving; Britney Spears won permission to hire her own lawyer.
- Leading off, Netflix is getting sued for gender and race bias by a former legal affairs director, Nandini Mehta, who alleges she was fired after raising concerns that the video streaming company is avoiding tax, in particular in India. Netflix denied the allegations and said Mehta was fired over ...
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