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The Am Law 100: By the Numbers
Our data on law firm finances makes for some interesting comparisons.
Five Atlanta Firms in Am Law 100 Post Revenue Gains
The Am Law 100 rankings are out—and five Atlanta-based firms are again among the country's 100 highest-grossing law firms. King & Spalding led the pack, posting 2016 revenue of $1,057,500,000. That puts it at No. 27 in the rankings, matching its placement last year.
Five Atlanta Firms in Am Law 100 Post Revenue Gains
The Am Law 100 rankings are out—and five Atlanta-based firms are again among the country's 100 highest-grossing law firms. King & Spalding led the pack, posting 2016 revenue of $1,057,500,000. That puts it at No. 27 in the rankings, matching its placement last year.
Fisher & Phillips Posts Double-Digit Rise in Revenue
Labor and employment lawyers at Fisher & Phillips were in demand in 2016, helping the firm boost its gross revenue to $176.5 million, a hefty 11.7 percent increase from the year before.
'No Deal' on Sherwin-Williams Separation Pact, Judge Rules
U.S. District Judge Michael P. Shea has rejected an effort by Sherwin-Williams to use an unsigned separation agreement as the basis to dismiss a former employee's race discrimination and retaliation suit.
'No Deal' on Sherwin-Williams Separation Pact, Judge Rules
U.S. District Judge Michael P. Shea has rejected an effort by Sherwin-Williams to use an unsigned separation agreement as the basis to dismiss a former employee's race discrimination and retaliation suit.
At Tesla, Doozy of a Lawsuit Met With Doozy of a Response
No namby-pamby 'no comment' for the electric car maker when it was hit with an employment discrimination lawsuit this week. Instead, Tesla practically litigated its entire case in a press release.
$12M Casetext Investment Underscores Am Law Interest in AI Technology
A recent investment in artificial intelligence-enabled legal research technology signals law firm acceptance and adoption of such technology.
US Chamber of Commerce's Randel Johnson on Trump's Immigration Crackdown
Johnson pointed to a "ripple effect" of President Donald Trump's recent immigration crackdown.
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