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Can Big Law Merge in Chicago Any More?
Chicago's "diversity of business" is driving legal demand, noted Willkie's Craig Martin.
With Scale Top of Mind, More Law Firms Are Willing to Put Merger Option on Table
"People are just more willing to listen about the future and creating connections, than in previous years," noted one Am Law 200 leader.
Law Firm Mergers May Accelerate in Second Half of 2023
The timeframe for completing a merger is lengthening, and the likelihood of a roadblock is greater, but "given the level of activity," Fairfaix analysts anticipate an acceleration in completed deals.
In Chicago, Larger Law Firms Were Up and Smaller Firms Slowed Down
Second Hundred firms from the Windy City tended to see slower growth than the rest of the industry.
Nelson Mullins Plants Flag in Chicago Via Another Group Pickup
The firm is adding seven partners from Benesch, with four in the Windy City and three bolstering its existing Cleveland presence.
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After Top-Line Gains, Missouri Law Firms Seek More Scale
Several firms based or founded in Missouri had double-digit gains in revenue, while profit growth was more of a mixed bag.
Law Firm Merger Activity Gains Momentum: The Morning Minute
The news and analysis you need to start your day.As Big Law Merger Momentum Continues, Armstrong Teasdale Combines With Chicago Boutique
Law firm mergers are growing, partly motivated by Big Law's appetite for geographic expansion through boutique combinations.
Veteran McDonald's Litigator Pauline Levy on Finding Work-Life Balance In-House
"I feel so lucky to have gone in-house to McDonald's," says Levy, senior counsel at McDonald's, who has been with the company since 1997. "We worked incredibly hard on very interesting cases and issues, many of which are in the news, but it is easier to achieve work-life balance here."
Elite Universities' Early Bid to Knock Out Financial Aid Antitrust Suit Falls Flat
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