It’s no secret that many lawyers have a love/hate relationship with the AmLaw 100. You bemoan how the emphasis on profits per partner has coarsened the profession, but also eagerly read the annual report to find out who’s making what.

Year after year, the most profitable firms are invariably New York corporate/ M&A powerhouses. Mid-size firms that focus more on litigation tend to lag far behind.

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