As of July 2019, these are the 10 largest US law firms by number of lawyers.
Law Firm | HQ | Attorneys | Partners | Associates | |
1 | Baker McKenzie LLP | Chicago | 4720 | 1547 | 3173 |
2 | DLA Piper LLP | New York | 3702 | 1246 | 2456 |
3 | Norton Rose Fulbright LLP | New York | 3376 | 1166 | 2210 |
4 | Hogan Lovells | Washington | 2636 | 803 | 1833 |
5 | Latham & Watkins LLP | New York | 2540 | 730 | 1810 |
6 | Jones Day | Washington | 2518 | 919 | 1599 |
7 | Kirkland & Ellis LLP | Chicago | 2307 | 996 | 1311 |
8 | White & Case LLP | New York | 2150 | 530 | 1620 |
9 | Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP | Washington | 2015 | 774 | 1241 |
10 | Greenberg Traurig, LLP | New York | 1962 | 1014 | 948 |
Source: publiclegal
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