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Early Reports: 2023 Am Law 200 Financials
A collection of The American Lawyer's reporting on how law firms fared in 2022.
As Big Law Merger Momentum Continues, Armstrong Teasdale Combines With Chicago Boutique
Law firm mergers are growing, partly motivated by Big Law's appetite for geographic expansion through boutique combinations.
For Services Partially Rendered? Firms Get Creative on Fee Arrangements
An unpredictable economy and tough deal market is requiring some alternative structures to make both client and firm whole.
Big Law's Latest Growth Strategy? Expanding in Complementary Markets
"We think California is going to strengthen our Texas position," noted Frost Brown Todd chair Robert Sartin.
Can Law Firms Hold the Line on Layoffs and Billing Rates in 2023?
"The top 200 firms should hold back on raising rates to fill their shortfall for 2023, as clients are watching and weighing alternatives," recommends a new report.
Law Firms Can Grow in 2023 by Picking Their 'Pockets'
"Parts of the country are experiencing a local economic boom," says a new report on law firm growth, noting "firms should keep a lookout at the local pockets of demand for legal services that are not reported widely."
The Tumult in Am Law 200 Ranks Will Create Lasting Lessons
The Big Law dichotomy in financial performance in the last year is becoming more clear. And it's not the story we've heard through the years of the rich getting richer.
Muller v. NAES Corp.
Publication Date: 2023-03-02 Practice Area: Employment Litigation
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Court: U.S. District Court for the Northern District of New York, U.S. - NDNY Judge: Chief Judge Brenda K. Sannes Attorneys: For plaintiff: For Plaintiff: Phillip G. Steck, Matthew E. Minniefield, Cooper, Erving & Savage LLP, Albany, NY. For defendant: For Defendant: Hinna M. Upal, Jessica F. Pizzutelli, Littler, Mendelson, P.C., Fairport, NY. Case number: 1:20-CV-00002
ADA Disability Bias Claim Dismissed; Proposed Accommodation Would Eliminate Job Functions
In Its Second Merger of 2023, Quarles Combines With IP Boutique, Adding 'Bridge' in Denver
The Milwaukee-based firm, ranked No. 116 in last year's Am Law 200, is combining with an IP boutique that services Fortune 500 companies and public-sector organizations.
'Good Choices' on Geography, Billing Rates Push Quarles to Record Revenue
The firm increased its billing rates for this year and last year, said the firm's leader, noting Quarles has been a bit too modest on rates compared with its peers.TRENDING STORIES
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