| BACK TO LIST $300.00Survey Name: A-List The A-List, published annually in July, is based on rankings taken from four
ALM surveys conducted throughout the year. Both revenue per lawyer and pro bono ranks
are taken from the Am Law 200 while the Diversity Scorecard) and the Midlevel
Associates Survey provide the diversity and associate satisfaction ranks, respectively.
The A-List formula provides a collective measurement of the most successful and
committed firms in the United States. Data fields include:
- A-List Rank
- Firm Name and Location
- Overall A-List Score
- Revenue Per Lawyer Score and Rank
- Pro Bono Score and Rank
- Midlevel Associates Score and Rank
- Diversity Score and Rank
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| Methodology/Sources: |
To be named of the 20 firms on the prestigious A-List, The American Lawyer starts
with the rankings from four different surveys that rated firms' performances for the
previous fiscal year. Firm rankings are converted to points by inverting the score.
The values are then weighted to find the overall scores. The following are the four
components of The A-List: Revenue per Lawyer, Pro Bono, Associate Satisfaction, and
Diversity.
The true A-List consists
of the first 20 ranked firms as published in The American Lawyer. Entire list
comprises 200 firms and is available in the ALM Legal Intelligence database, however
firms 21-200 are listed as relative ranking and shown for illustrative purposes
only.
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