The St. Louis-based firm entered Atlanta in a big way when it merged with Powell Goldstein in January 2009. The firms local banking practice was busy with restructure-related work and heightened industry regulatory enforcement. In 2011 we anticipate that our partners will benefit from the continued upward trend in mergers and acquisitions activity and an increase in regulatory-related litigation such as finance, antitrust and securities, predicted Atlanta managing partner Thomas R. McNeill.
Am Law Staff
*Variances shown are in comparison to 2009.
| MONEY | ||
| Revenue | $539,291,551 |  2.8% |
| Revenue per lawyer | $593,803 |  7.49% |
| Profit per partner | $703,314 | 13.98% |
| LAWYERS | ||
| Total lawyers | 908.2 | 96.5 |
| Atlanta lawyers | 104.19/11% | 17.81 |
| Partners | 363.1 | 30.2 |
| Equity partners | 203.2 | 0.2 |
| Atlanta size rank among firms offices | No. 3 | |
Clients
Global Aviation, Kimberly-Clark Corp., The Langdale Company, Neenah Paper, Omega Healthcare Investors Inc., Reliance Trust, Shaw Industries Group Inc.
Offices
