Holy Crap, Equity Partnership At Kirkland Is Lucrative AF
The richest law firm is busy flexing.
The richest law firm is busy flexing.
It didn't get to be the richest law firm without some noteworthy growth.
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And hella profitable.
Just in time for the AI slop to take over.
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A few more drops in the $125 million Trump payoff bucket.
Wait! I thought they were just going to do work for veterans.
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Biglaw's partnership prospects are changing, all because of Kirkland & Ellis.