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2019 Was a Record Year for the Am Law 100 But What Will 2020 Hold?

After a 5% increase in gross revenue and 3% growth in revenue per lawyer, the Am Law 100 were in a good place at the start of 2020. Then a global pandemic started. Now what?

12 minute read May 01, 2020 at 12:11 AM
By
David Thomas
2019 Was a Record Year for the Am Law 100 But What Will 2020 Hold?

Law firms fared well financially in 2019, but as the entire world grapples with the economic turmoil brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, those days now feel like they were a million years ago.

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