48 Law Firms in Education/Non-Profit Law

Archer's approximately 170 lawyers work from the firm's   nine   offices in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York,   Texas, and   Delaware.   As one of the largest law firms in the Delaware Valley and in New Jersey, Archer serves businesses and...

Baird Holm is a full-service law firm in Omaha, Nebraska and was founded more than 140 years ago. The firm boasts more than 80 attorneys that are licensed in 20 states, and primarily represent public and private companies, individuals, private...

Founded on July 1, 1982 in Portland, Oregon, Ball Janik focuses on real estate, land use, litigation and bankruptcy, helping to build the unique landscape and culture that is Portland. The firm was founded by six lawyers and a four-person...

Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck is a Denver-based law and lobbying firm. The firm’s legal practice areas include corporate and business law, energy and natural resources, gaming, intellectual property, litigation, and real estate. From its...

With 15 offices spanning New York to Florida—plus a West Coast office in San Diego— Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney’s practices include corporate, cybersecurity and data privacy, environmental, franchise and distribution, government relations...

Founded in 1960 by Thomas Burns and Larry Levinson, this Boston-based firm's strengths include business law and litigation, intellectual property, real estate, private client and a variety of specialty legal services. Over the past 50 years,...

Founded in 1854 and headquartered nearby on Wall Street, Carter Ledyard & Milburn prides itself on its self-described "can do," "get the deal done" philosophy. Notably, Franklin D. Roosevelt was an associate at Carter Ledyard before he...

A Sooner State stronghold, Crowe & Dunlevy is one Oklahoma’s largest firms with its headquarters in Oklahoma City. The firm has two additional offices—one in Dallas and one in Tulsa. Founded more than 120 years ago, this full-service firm...

Before two Yale Law graduates started their own firm in 1909, the two friends held highly esteemed public positions, with Homer Cummings having served as mayor of Stamford while Charles Lockwood served as the city’s chief probate judge. Since...