August 6, 2024
Willkie has been recognized among the top 10 firms on The American Lawyer’s A-List, an annual report highlighting the firms that are excelling financially and culturally, including in diversity and pro bono service.
Willkie has continued to place among the industry’s elite firms in 2024, ranking 9th among the market leaders “that are operating on all cylinders, showing high performance not just on financial metrics, but across talent, diversity and social responsibility as well.”
In addition, The American Lawyer highlighted Willkie’s emergence as an A-List standout, having climbed 22 spots since 2019, including four places in the last year alone.
The A-List recognizes the most well-rounded firms that have achieved strong financial results while affirming their bedrock values. The American Lawyer ranks firms based on a combination of five factors: revenue per lawyer, pro bono commitment, associate satisfaction, racial diversity and the percentage of equity partners who are women, with revenue per lawyer and pro bono given double weight. Each metric measures Am Law 200 firms’ relative performance, with a firm’s score in a given category being based on its ranking among all 200 firms.
View The American Lawyer’s 2024 A-List here (subscription may be required).
Willkie has continued to place among the industry’s elite firms in 2024, ranking 9th among the market leaders “that are operating on all cylinders, showing high performance not just on financial metrics, but across talent, diversity and social responsibility as well.”
In addition, The American Lawyer highlighted Willkie’s emergence as an A-List standout, having climbed 22 spots since 2019, including four places in the last year alone.
The A-List recognizes the most well-rounded firms that have achieved strong financial results while affirming their bedrock values. The American Lawyer ranks firms based on a combination of five factors: revenue per lawyer, pro bono commitment, associate satisfaction, racial diversity and the percentage of equity partners who are women, with revenue per lawyer and pro bono given double weight. Each metric measures Am Law 200 firms’ relative performance, with a firm’s score in a given category being based on its ranking among all 200 firms.
View The American Lawyer’s 2024 A-List here (subscription may be required).