Law Firm Profitability | News

Paul Weiss Sees Revenue Jump 32%, PEP Hits $7.5M, in 'Transformative' Year

By Patrick Smith

With the firm investing “hundreds of millions of dollars in its platform, according to firm chair Brad Karp, headcount soared nearly 24% to 1,250 lawyers. Read More

Law Firm Competition | Analysis

What's a 'New York Firm' in 2025? Latham's Bid to Edge Out Wall Street Stalwarts

By Christine Simmons

Forty years since its office opened, recent conversations with Latham's top partners in New York reveal the firm's strategy in the city. Read More

Bar Associations | News

After Trump Targets Covington, Group Calls on Law Firms, Bar Associations to Denounce 'Outrageous Action'

By Abigail Adcox

The New York Council of Defense Lawyers includes many attorneys in Big Law and boutiques. Gibson Dunn partner Dani James is the president, Sher Tremonte partner Justine Harris is vice president. Read More

Personal Injury

Attorney for Dozens of Combs Accusers Is Blocked From Appearing in SDNY

By Alyssa Aquino

Tony Buzbee revealed in court filings that he had been denied admission to the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, based on a grievance that was lodged by “counsel for one of the defendants in an action in which I was counsel. Read More

Diversity | Analysis

Target Shareholders Demanding DEI Refund

By Scott Ball

"Despite its efforts to serve the LGBTQ community, at bottom, Target is a publicly traded corporation whose directors and officers are vested with fiduciary duties to maximize shareholder value—not effectuate social change to the detriment of the company and its shareholders,” a suit filed by the McCollum Family Trust says. Read More

Law Firm Profitability | Analysis

As Profits Skyrocket, Law Firms Maintain Equity Tier Exclusivity

By Andrew Maloney

"The bar is constantly getting higher and higher to become an equity partner at a law firm," one source said. Read More