Firm Profiles
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on Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi L.L.P.
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Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi
- Designation: Minneapolis
- Head Count: 244
- Gross Revenues: $165,000,000
- Revenue Per Lawyer: $675,000
- Profits Per Partner: $775,000
- Year Over Year Change: 4
Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi is a Minneapolis-based law firm. The firm was ranked at 149th on The American Lawyer's 2011 Am Law 200 with $168,000,000 in gross annual revenue for 2010. With 244 attorneys, the firm placed 170th on the National Law Journal's 2011 NLJ 250 rankings of firms based on size. Robins, Kaplan specializes in litigation and dispute resolution. The firm represents individuals, insurance companies, and businesses as both plaintiffs and defendants in a wide range of cases. Among Robins, Kaplan's locations are offices in Atlanta, Boston, Los Angeles, Naples. Florida, and New York City.
Firm Rankings
| Survey | Rank | Year Over Year Change | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Am Law 100 | NR | N/A | Gross revenue |
| Am Law 200 | 153 | 4 | Gross revenue |
| NLJ 250 | 168 | 2 | Lawyer head count |
| The A-List | 30 | 2 | Overall excellence |
| Pro Bono Scorecard | 9 | 3 | Pro-bono commitment |
| Diversity Scorecard | 72 | 16 | Minority head count |
| Midlevel Associates Survey | 6 | 6 | Job satisfaction |
| Summer Associates Survey | 41 | 44 | Summer programs |
In the News
Baker & McKenzie Helps Best Buy Check Out of Europe
Brian Baxter : The Am Law Daily : April 30, 2013
Five years after Best Buy entered Europe through a $2.15 billion joint venture deal, the world's largest consumer electronics retailer has tapped one of the world's largest firms for counsel on its $775 million exit from the continent via the sale of a 50 percent stake in a joint venture.
Suits to Watch
Tom Coster, Julie Triedman : The American Lawyer : April 25, 2013
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A Chaotic Week in Boston
Sheri Qualters : The National Law Journal : April 22, 2013
How events unfolded during the bombing investigation and manhunt.
Boston Suspect Faces Federal Charges, Death Penalty
Todd Ruger : The National Law Journal : April 22, 2013
The U.S. Department of Justice announced federal charges on Monday against the surviving suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing, meaning that Attorney General Eric Holder Jr. will decide whether to press for the death penalty in the case.
Bomb Suspects Pictured; Lawyers Come To Victims' Aid
Sheri Qualters : The National Law Journal : April 18, 2013
Federal authorities released pictures of two suspects in the Boston Marathon bombing on Thursday as firms and lawyers with Boston ties stepped up to help victims and practices in the afflicted area strove to return to normal.
Bomb Suspects Pictured; Lawyers Come To Victims' Aid
Sheri Qualters : The National Law Journal : April 18, 2013
Federal authorities released pictures of two suspects in the Boston Marathon bombing on Thursday as firms and lawyers with Boston ties stepped up to help victims and practices in the afflicted area strove to return to normal.
Bomb suspects pictured; lawyers come to victims' aid
Sheri Qualters : The National Law Journal : April 18, 2013
Federal authorities released pictures of two suspects in the Boston Marathon bombing on Thursday as firms and lawyers with Boston ties stepped up to help victims and practices in the afflicted area strove to return to normal.
Lawyers in credit card case ask for $720 million in fees
Jan Wolfe : The Litigation Daily : April 17, 2013
Ever since Visa Inc. and MasterCard Inc. agreed last summer to pay a record $7.25 billion to resolve antitrust claims related to credit card processing fees, observers have been curious to learn how much plaintiffs lawyers hoped to get out of the deal.
Firms Seek $720 Million in Antitrust Settlement
Jan Wolfe : The Am Law Daily : April 17, 2013
Firms representing plaintiffs in a $7.25 billion antitrust class action settlement against Visa Inc. and MasterCard Inc. have asked for one of the largest fee awards in history.
Using BITs to Protect a Company's Foreign Assets
Thomas C. Mahlum and Andrew J. Pieper : Corporate Counsel : March 18, 2013
When foreign investments go south, companies may have the ability to seek relief under bilateral investment treaties, agreements between two countries that establish terms and conditions for businesses to invest their capital in each country, and typically offer a number of guaranteed protections.
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