Five Key Takeaways From the 2019 Am Law 100
The American Lawyer editor in chief Gina Passarella offers a sneak peek at the most important trends from the 2019 Am Law 100 numbers.
April 23, 2019 at 09:20 AM
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As Gina Passarella points out in this video highlighting key trends from this year's Am Law 100 reporting, it was a banner year for the country's largest law firms—the best since the Great Recession, in fact, across most metrics. And more firms grew in 2018 than in recent years, with only a small handful experiencing setbacks. To learn more about the stories behind the numbers, watch on.
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