Take A Deep Dive Into the Am Law 100 Results
Join us April 20 for a discussion about the financial health of the nation's largest law firms and what that tells us for the future.
April 12, 2021 at 02:47 PM
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The Am Law 100 report will be issued next week and our team of editors, analysts and outside experts are coming together to walk through some of the key findings from the financial performance of the nation's largest law firms.
Join us Tuesday, April 20 at 11 a.m. EDT for a complimentary webinar that will explore the stories behind the numbers, which firms outperformed market averages, trends in profitability and revenue, historically strong performances, how firms are using a growing nonequity tier, what they plan to do with real estate, and so much more. Register for the webinar here, even if you can't attend live, as all registrants will receive a recording of the discussion.
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