Even though the transactional sides of large law firms seem to be the primary drivers of record profits across the industry, litigation-heavy firms have so far posted strong returns — especially Texas firms busy handling the litigation fallout from Winter Storm Uri.
March 01, 2022 at 07:30 AM
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The flow of 2021 financial returns for the nation’s largest law firms is starting to pick up for my friends at The American Lawyer. You can track their full working list of firm-by-firm reports at this link.
The early returns have already seen a number of firms report profit spikes of more than 20%, including at litigation stalwarts such as Sidley Austin, Dechert, McDermott Will & Emery, Hogan Lovells and Alston & Bird.
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