Best Law Firms to Work For

Long residing in California—where it maintains a quintet of offices—O’Melveny & Myers has branched out in all directions with offices in eight countries on three continents, including recent expansion into Texas. The firm is known for its...

With 2,500 lawyers across more than 30 offices around the globe, Clifford Chance is a legal behemoth. The firm boasts a growing practice in the United States and a global reputation that shines. Brits and Yanks The modern Clifford Chance...

Morgan Lewis has branched out from its Philadelphia roots to build a global network of lawyers in 30+ offices, reaching from Boston to Singapore and from San Francisco to Dubai. The firm’s strengths include litigation, labor and employment,...

Consistently ranked as a top money-maker both in terms of firm profits and PPP, the Magic Circle firm Linklaters has achieved the status of legal industry royalty by following the BigLaw formula well: Build finance and M&A practices and grow...

Warner has been a legal powerhouse in Michigan for nearly a century and prides itself on delivering top-tier legal solutions and client service to organizations worldwide from its nine Michigan-based offices. Worldwide Service from...

At nearly 100 years old, Gunster has been a part of Florida since it was mostly orange groves and mangroves. The firm helps mid to large business in a range of market segments navigate the particulars of Florida’s legal landscape. Approximately...

BakerHostetler is home to over 1,000 lawyers across 17 offices throughout the United States. The firm maintains the requisite list of BigCorp clients, as well as a small, respectable lobbying practice.  A Little Investment BakerHostetler...

Fried Frank’s 750 lawyers are located in key finance and government centers in New York, London, Frankfurt, Brussels, and Washington, DC. The firm advises many of the world’s leading corporations, investment funds, and financial institutions on...

Proskauer Rose is practically synonymous with “sports law”—clients include Major League Baseball, the National Football League, the National Hockey League, and the National Basketball Association. Although flashy, this reputation shortchanges...