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The 2024 Am Law 200: At a Glance
An alphabetized listing of the Am Law Second Hundred firms and their core financial and census data.The 2024 Am Law 200: Ranked By Gross Revenue
Gross Revenue for the Second Hundred increased in 2023 by 5.9%, up from the 4.2% increase in 2022.
Big Law Firms Call on Top Law Schools to Condemn Anti-Israel Protests, Harassment
A group of more than 200 leading law firms implored law schools to reign in "anti-Semitic activities" on campus as Israel's response to the Oct. 7 attacks draws protest worldwide.
Did the Pandemic Derail Client-Level Succession Efforts?
Relationships between clients and their individual lawyers became even stickier amid the Covid crisis, but there are clear paths for law firms to re-energize and clarify the client transition process.
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Winning at Trial: Insights from the Bench and Leading Litigators
Authors: David R. Marriott
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'Lawyer Mindset' at Odds With Succession Planning Best Practices
"It's really hard to get law firms to embrace long-term planning because there's a high sense of urgency for the immediate," said Angela Sebastian, the former CEO of Chicago's Levenfeld Pearlstein.
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.
New Notre Dame Law Program Helps Diverse Students Network With Big Law Employers
"The networking opportunities were a way to strengthen our shared DEI goals with our law firm partners, and promote efforts to increase diversity among top law firms by directly connecting firms with top-tier candidates from communities underrepresented in the legal profession," Max Gaston, Notre Dame Law School's director of DEI, said in a statement.
GOP Sues Over Special Elections in Pa. House Majority Battle
The top-ranking Republican in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives asked a court Dec. 9 to prevent voters from filling three vacant seats in February that will determine majority control of the chamber.