Here are the top ten of the Global 100, ranked by PPP:
Note the domination of U.S. firms, led by Wachtell Lipton, Quinn Emanuel, Sullivan & Cromwell, Cravath, and Kirkland & Ellis. The only non-American firm to crack the top 10 is the U.K.’s Slaughter and May, at #8. (Some see Slaughter and May — great name, by the way — as Britain’s answer to Wachtell.)
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Finally, in terms of attorney headcount, Baker & McKenzie takes the top spot, with a whopping 3,805 lawyers. Second place goes to DLA Piper, with 3,348. Seven additional firms boast over 2,000 lawyers (click to enlarge):
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