The American Lawyer
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The American Lawyer is a monthly law magazine published by ALM. It was founded in 1979 by Steven Brill. Features include:
- The annual AmLaw 100 Survey and AmLaw 200 Survey (law firms ranked number of attorneys, profits per partner and overall revenue)
- "The View From the Top" (annual poll of law firm chairpersons)
- "Corporate Scorecard"[1]
The American Lawyer uses the website Law.com and publishes daily headline news of legal business and lawyers from around the world there.[2]
The magazine should not be confused with the title of a book by the attorney Johnnie Cochran.
[edit] References
- ^ AmericanLawyer.com: About us
- ^ About AmericanLawyer.com and The American Lawyer magazine
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