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Georgia May Be 'Purple,' But Its Lawyers Are Backing Kamala Harris With Their Wallets
Federal campaign contribution data shows the state's attorneys, particularly those in Big Law, giving more cash to Kamala Harris than Donald Trump this year.With Some Mid-Market 50 Firms 'Moving Up,' Average Revenue Slips in 2023
Average revenue declined, though it's partly because four firms moved up to the Am Law 200 ranking.Many Southeast Firms See Rankings Fall for Diversity of Lawyers, Leadership
Atlanta's three largest firms—Alston & Bird, King & Spalding and Troutman Pepper—all dropped in The American Lawyer's latest Diversity Scorecard rankings. And they weren't alone.Most Atlanta Firms See Rankings Slip for Hiring, Promotion of Women
"Billing over 2,000-plus hours a year while being a primary caregiver is unsustainable for most women long term, which is why they burn out at higher rates in Big Law," said recruiter Shannan Rahman.View more book results for the query "Freeman Mathis Gary"
Big Law Has Eased Its Sprint Into Florida. But For Midsize Firms, the Phone Keeps Ringing
"I haven't seen a decline in inquiries. We get inquiries from both the law firms directly, and people in the business who are trying to create partnerships between offices and firms," said Scott Hawkins, chairman of West Palm Beach-based Jones Foster.Continued Increase in Law Firm Mergers Expected in 2025
The big picture here, said Fairfax's Kristin Stark, is a "higher level of interest and merger discussion activity." As a result, "we feel pretty confident we're going to see an uptick in completed mergers for the rest of the year."After Law Firm Merger Activity Rose Again, Combinations Expected to Increase Into 2025
The big picture here, said Fairfax's Kristin Stark, is a "higher level of interest and merger discussion activity." As a result, "we feel pretty confident we're going to see an uptick in completed mergers for the rest of the year."After Law Firm Merger Activity Rose Again, Combinations Expected to Increase Into 2025
The big picture here, said Fairfax's Kristin Stark, is a "higher level of interest and merger discussion activity." As a result, "we feel pretty confident we're going to see an uptick in completed mergers for the rest of the year."Trending Stories
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