The number of attorneys employed full time by the largest private law offices in New York continues to decline, a trend that began with the 2008 financial crisis, according to data gathered for the New York Law Journal’s annual NYLJ 100 survey. Hiring is up, however, among regional and out-of-state firms.
This year’s NYLJ 100 ranks law firms by their total number of full-time equivalent lawyers in all of a firm’s New York state offices in 2013.
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