The Am Law 200’s financial results show that despite broad-based growth throughout Big Law, there were clear distinctions among the tiers.
May 22, 2019 at 09:12 AM
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To better understand what the past year meant for the Am Law 200, we took a closer look at the numbers. In this interactive graphic, we’ve highlighted some of the key facts and figures that helped define the year in Big Law. Dig in and see how the numbers look when viewed through a new lens.
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Infographic design by Roberto Jimenez/ALM.
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