Andrew Maloney is a reporter for ALM, The American Lawyer. He specializes in covering the business of law, including topics such as law firm mergers, associate salary raises, and the growth and profitability of law firms. His work has also appeared in Security Magazine.
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By: Andrew Maloney
The group includes five partners, including Edward Best, who will co-chair Willkie's capital markets practice after holding the same title at Mayer Brown.
By: Andrew Maloney
It is a bit of a vicious cycle for the rest of the industry to observe. It allows these elite firms to continue to pull away, as long as they continue to focus on those higher client value opportunities, noted one industry consultant.
By: Andrew Maloney
Several Am Law 200 law firms with roots in Kansas City are quickly attracting talent and clients across the U.S.
By: Andrew Maloney
Diedre Kalenderian's addition will help Paul Hastings in creating a premier executive compensation practice as we continue to build our global platform and gain market share at the top of the market, said firm chair Frank Lopez.
The growth in "rack" billing rates remains the "primary contributor" to revenue growth and "was considerably higher for the Am Law 1-50 (10%) than for the other tiers, said Wells Fargo in its first-half report.
By: Andrew Maloney
Lower billing rates, more head count, and slowed collections, relative to the top 50, have all contributed to the Second 50's slower growth.
By: Andrew Maloney
All told, Big Law firms announced at least 10 hires in New York, mostly partners, the day after Labor Day.
By: Andrew Maloney
Andrew Boutros has longstanding relationships with clients in the telecommunications, food and beverage, engineering and government contracting industries, he said.
By: Andrew Maloney
Over a year's worth of reporting on the issues and events that led to Stroock's downfall
By: Andrew Maloney
A lot of firms are now offering make-whole or even "make-better" agreements to get laterals right away, illustrating top firms' buying power and desire to keep growing as demand and billing rates accelerate.
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