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NYLJ 100

New York Law Journal

June 6, 2011

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Editors' Note
We're back, this time with the hard average number of attorneys employed in New York's 100 largest private law offices for the calendar year ending Dec. 31, 2010.

NYLJ 100: Largest Private Law Offices
As we transition to a new publication date for the annual NYLJ 100, we have a clearer picture of the growth, or lack thereof, in the 100 largest private law offices in New York for the 2010 calendar year. Though the firms have about 400 fewer attorneys than the projected full-time equivalent average for 2010 published in December, only a handful saw significant changes to their ranking among their peers.

Our Methodology

The Charts:

NYLJ 100 Largest Private Law Offices in New York State
Where They Rank
Largest Minority-Owned Law Firms in New York State
Attorney Concentration by County
Attorney General and Corporation Counsel
U.S. Attorneys' Offices
District Attorneys' Offices



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