The American Lawyer

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This article is about the law magazine. For the book by attorney Johnnie Cochran, see Johnnie Cochran.


The American Lawyer
Editor Kimberly Kleman[1]
Categories Legal magazine
Frequency Monthly
Founder Steven Brill
Year founded 1979
Company ALM
Country United States
Based in New York City
Language English
Website www.americanlawyer.com
ISSN 0162-3397

The American Lawyer is a monthly law magazine published by ALM. It was founded in 1979 by Steven Brill. Features include:

  • The annual "Am Law 100" and "Am Law 200" surveys, which rank United States law firms by number of attorneys, profits per partner, and overall revenue[2]
  • "The View From the Top" (annual poll of law firm chairpersons)
  • "Corporate Scorecard"[3]

Law.com, the website of The American Lawyer, publishes daily headline news of the legal business around the world.[4]

References

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