Atlanta Firms Trade Elbow Room for Rising Revenues
In the last five years, seven Am Law 200 firms have ventured into Atlanta, but the crowding isn't slowing growth.
May 22, 2018 at 09:35 AM
4 minute read
Atlanta's Big Law marketplace is becoming ever more competitive—and crowded—as more and more regional and national firms move in.
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Meanwhile, traditionally dominant Atlanta firms like King & Spalding and Alston & Bird have sought more high-value national and international work, creating local opportunities.
That's produced a marketplace with a lot more churn.
Only nine of the 45 Am Law 100/200 firms in Atlanta are homegrown. The rest range from small outposts to sizable operations, and the competition for work and talent is stiff.
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