Abigail Adcox

Covington, Arnold & Porter, Williams & Connolly, Wilmer, Wiley and Crowell all held or gained ground in 2025, compared with the year prior.

Briefing The Asia Legal Briefing Citing strong performances in restructuring, life sciences and technology, Brown Rudnick passed

Over a dozen law firms have announced partner or counsel hires in Washington, D.C. so far this month.

According to Talent Report data, nearly every underrepresented group gained representation in 2025, albeit at a slower rate than the past decade.

Glenn Agre Bergman & Fuentes and Dunn Isaacson Rhee have chosen to match Milbank's 2026 associate salary raises; while Groombridge, Wu, Baughman & Stone has said it will exceed that scale.

Over 50 associates, partners, counsel and administrative staff from Arnold & Porter came together in the firm's D.C. office for their annual trial school last week.

More than 50 legacy Cadwalader attorneys and staff are moving into legacy Hogan Lovells' office space in downtown D.C. this month, following the firms' merger.

Large law firms have shifted their pro bono work away from causes and cases that would directly antagonize the administration.

Democratic lawmakers are expected to revive congressional investigations into nine law firms that made deals with the Trump administration if they gain a majority in one or both chambers of Congress. Law firms could be the subject of congressional subpoenas or public hearings.

The petition to the Supreme Court is expected to rely on presidential immunity arguments not unlike those made in a separate criminal case out of New York involving Trump that Sullivan & Cromwell is handling.