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Paul Hastings Expands NY Office as Firm Projects Revenue Rise
In 2025, the firm expanded its New York office by one and a half floors. The company anticipates revenue of $2.6 billion in 2025.
Read MoreHow Davis Polk Has Become Go-To Merger Counsel for Big Law
Big Law’s desire for mergers has never been higher as more law firms become multibillion-dollar businesses. Neil Barr, chair of Davis, Polk & Wardwell, thinks there is opportunity in that volatile climate.
Read MoreSmith, Gambrell & Russell Partner Leaving Firm to Lead Georgia Department of Revenue
Last week, Georgia Governor Brian Kemp declared that he appointed a lawyer from Smith, Gambrell & Russell to head a state agency. David Burge, a real estate lawyer, was appointed commissioner of the Georgia Department of Revenue by Kemp. After working at Smith, Gambrell & Russell for almost 30 years, Burge enters the public sector.
Read MorePennsylvania Law Firms Launched Slew of New Offices in 2025
In an effort to take advantage of the benefits of scale in providing client service, Pennsylvania-based law firms opened several new locations across the nation in 2025.
Read MoreSidley Adds Williams & Connolly Mass Torts Trial Atty In DC
After more than 20 years at Williams & Connolly LLP, a trial lawyer has joined Sidley Austin LLP to assist in leading the firm’s product liability and mass torts practice.
Read MoreWeil Adds Kirkland PE Ace In New York
Weil Gotshal & Manges LLP announced on Monday that it has welcomed a former corporate attorney with Kirkland & Ellis LLP as its ninth lateral partner for the year.
Read MoreHub Hires: Cooley, Morgan Lewis, Nixon Peabody
For many Boston lawyers, the end of the year signaled the start of new chapters: Nixon Peabody strengthened its cybersecurity practice, Morgan Lewis acquired an intellectual property partner, and Cooley added over thirty experts to its bio sciences team.
Read MoreHaynes Boone, Seward & Kissel Announce Year-End Bonuses
According to a firm spokeswoman on Monday, Haynes Boone is giving its employees year-end and special bonuses that are comparable to those provided by a sizable section of BigLaw this year, mostly following a bonus system first proposed by Cravath Swaine & Moore LLP in November.
Read MoreBiglaw Firm Spreads Holiday Cheer With A Bonus Announcement
Bonuses, Biglaw’s equivalent of a golden ticket, were just distributed by Alston & Bird! The firm has been profitable; according to the American Lawyer, it made $1,331,414,000 in revenue last year.
Read MoreSmall Firm, Big Checks: Boutique Firm Leaves Market Bonus Rate In The Dust
New York-based investment fund litigation firm Rolnick Kramer Sadighi is the most recent boutique to distribute riches to associates. In a LinkedIn post released earlier this week, the fledgling firms celebrated its fifth anniversary and declared that “its associate and counsel bonuses yet again exceeded the Cravath/Milbank year-end and special bonus scale.”
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