Some Litigation Takeaways from This Year's Am Law 100
Overall revenues ticked up, but demand and profits were down in 2022 in the Am Law 100. What's that mean for litigators at the nation's biggest revenue-generating firms?
April 20, 2023 at 07:30 AM
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My friends at The American Lawyer went live this week with their annual Am Law 100 list of the nation's largest law firms measured by gross revenues, as well as all the other rankings based on various ways they slice and dice the data to suss out firms' profitability and revenue-generating capacities. You can find all the rankings as well as thoughtful analysis from my colleagues on our business of law desk on the Am Law 100 landing page. But this morning let me direct you to two articles in particular—one by Patrick Smith summing up 2022 returns and another by Dan Roe asking whether continued rate increases can help offset rising expenses for firms.
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