The NLJ 500: The National Law Journal's Annual Report on the Nation's Largest 500 Firms
[On-Demand] | Join ALM's upcoming webcast as The National Law Journal ranks the nation's largest 500 law firms with charts and insight on shifts over the past year.
May 27, 2020 at 01:53 PM
3 minute read
Date: Thursday, June 25, 2020
Time: 2:00 p.m. ET |11 a.m. PT
Cost: Complimentary
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Join ALM's upcoming webcast as The National Law Journal ranks the nation's largest 500 law firms with charts and insight on shifts over the past year. In addition, the NLJ will present the Women in Law Scorecard, which ranks firms on gender diversity.
Amid the global COVID pandemic, this year's report will also highlight how large firms are coping and moving forward. For instance, now that firms are cutting costs (in many cases by lowering pay or cutting headcount), what can we expect for 2020? Are firms expanding their physical footprint now that there's a real impetus to cut costs amid the uncertainty? With respect to gender diversity, what are the leading firms doing to get to the top of the list?
The benefit of this webcast is to give legal market watchers an insider's glimpse into the big picture trends impacting the nation's largest law firms.
Save your spot for the answers to those timely questions and for more information about leading law firms and their strategies for success.
REGISTER NOW! (Not able to attend? STILL REGISTER you will receive an email with how to access the recording of the event)
Moderator:
 | Lisa Helem Editor-in-Chief The National Law Journal |
Speakers:
 | Sarah Tincher Managing Editor The National Law Journal |
 | David Thomas ALM Reporter |
 | Samantha Stokes ALM Reporter |
 | Patrick Smith ALM Reporter |
 | Dan Packel ALM Reporter |
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