Several firms that just missed the cut for this year’s A-List are in prime position to rise up the ranks next year if they continue to improve their financial and cultural health.
21. Williams & Connolly. By participating in this year’s Associate Satisfaction Survey (and getting a sparkling score of 95 in that category), Williams & Connolly made a 35-spot jump up the rankings to fall just shy of the A-List. The firm also has top-tier scores in revenue per lawyer (89.5) and pro bono (90.5), and improved in four of five categories.
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