The gulf between Big Law's top earners and the rest is apparently widening. Data suggests a stark divergence in revenue growth, and it's not just about tech.
Forget the tech hype for a second. Real people, the lawyers grinding away in the trenches, are seeing shifts. And it looks like the 'mid-sized' law firm is quietly eating everyone's lunch.
Clients, brace yourselves—Paul Weiss just crossed $4 billion in revenue, the only Manhattan Biglaw firm to do it. But does this boom from AI deals help anyone besides the partners?
Burned by coaching? Thousands of lawyers drop big bucks yearly, only to spin wheels. One vet's harsh truth: you might not be coachable. AI's lurking as the smarter bet.