Dan Roe

The firms topping our annual A-List posted strong results in RPL, pro bono, diversity, female equity partner percentages and associate satisfaction.

Kirkland's favorite bankruptcy destination appears off-limits for now, but competing firms haven't shied from the Southern District of Texas following a 2023 scandal.

As private credit gobbles up market share from broadly syndicated loans, law firms not already steeped in direct lending are building multifaceted practices to avoid losing restructuring work to better-positioned peers.

Eva Mak supplements the London-founded firm's bid to compete at the top of the private capital markets on both U.S. coasts.

Joe Zujkowski previously co-chaired O'Melveny's restructuring practice before joining Gibson Dunn last year.

Political committees and individual plaintiffs are tapping large law firms to set the terms of the upcoming election cycle.

Luke Laumann joins the firm's New York office on the heels of more private equity hiring in California.

This year's Midlevel Associates Survey indicates a return to pre-pandemic norms isn't cutting it for the first full generation of midlevels to launch their careers during COVID-19.

As part of our annual Midlevel Associates Survey, we asked more than 3,600 midlevel associates in Big Law to speak candidly about their firms. Strap in.

The past month saw numerous partner moves as law firms jockey for talent in the busy practice area.