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Why So Many Second Hundred Law Firms Are Looking for Combinations
Some Second Hundred law firms haven't hit the same overcapacity problems that many in the Am Law 100 are seeing.
Am Law 200 Law Firm Doubles Down in Florida
"The firms that follow economic development will likely start paying more attention to Orlando," said Josh Lorentz, of Dinsmore, which combined with an Orlando law firm.
Continuing to Beef Up Existing Offices, Clark Hill Laps Up LA Boutique
Clark Hill's Los Angeles office gains a team of 10 lawyers in a combination with the 65-year-old boutique Barton Klugman & Oetting.
Clark Hill Grows Chicago Footprint in Combination With Midsize Chicago Firm
Clark Hill's combination with Funkhouser Vegosen Liebman & Dunn is the third of the year, as the Am Law 200 firms eyes growth in its existing offices.
Clark Hill Expands C-Suite, Creating Chief Legal Officer Slot
Dallas appellate member Jadd Masso is the firm's first chief legal officer, with responsibilities beyond the office of the general counsel.
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DLA Piper Elevates 72 Lawyers to Global Partnership
Last year, the firm elevated 74 lawyers.
Revenue Dips Slightly at Clark Hill, but Profits Drop 13.4% in an 'Investment Year'
While revenue, profits and profits per equity partner declined in 2022, the comparison with 2021—when demand at the firm hit record levels and a contingency win boosted results—is misleading, according to CEO John Hensien.
83 Firms to SEC: Don't Tread on Me
The firms all signed onto an amicus brief opposing the regulator's effort to compel Covington & Burling to disclose confidential client information.
Clyde & Co Joins Big Law Boutique Merger Mania
Four law firms have now announced boutique tie-ups in a major market in the last 24 hours, including Clyde & Co. merging with a Boston firm.
Chasing Net Growth, Law Firms Look to 'Mergers of Magnitude'
"We're seeing a lot of interest in mergers of magnitude because laterals and [lateral] groups tend to rarely result in net growth, or net growth that is satisfying to the overall strategy," said law firm consultant Kristin Stark.TRENDING STORIES
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