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 (which rank law firms by number of employees, profits per partner and overall revenue), "The View From the Top", their annual poll of law firm chairpersons, and their "Corporate Scorecard".[1] It has a corresponding website, www.law.com, that provides daily headline news of legal business and lawyers from around the world. It bills itself as the leading legal publication in the U.S.[2]
The magazine should not be confused with the title of a book by attorney Johnnie Cochran.
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