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	Chadbourne & Parke By Adam Feder Having celebrated its centennial two years ago, Chadbourne & Parke enters its next hundred years with two new offices, one in Kyiv and another in Warsaw. This follows the firm's history of strategic international growth. Chadbourne & Parke was one of the first U.S. law firms to open an office in the former Soviet Union. The firm's reach has now extended to nine locations worldwide, including Moscow, Beijing, and London, in addition to the aforementioned two. Its flagship is in New York at Rockefeller Plaza, providing the firm a prominent location in midtown Manhattan. + read more Date: 10-25-2004

	Munger, Tolles & Olson By Adam Feder Munger, Tolles & Olson is a relatively small California-based firm with only two offices-one in Los Angeles and one in San Francisco. As such, it employs roughly 160 attorneys. However, it is a powerhouse in terms of prestige, as Vault has deemed it 48th nationally (and 5th in California) in terms of prestige in 2003. + read more Date: 10-18-2004 Current rating: 10

	Simpson Thacher & Bartlett By Adam Feder Simpson Thacher & Bartlett, LLP, one of the oldest firms in New York, was founded in 1884 by three graduates of Columbia University Law School. It has six offices worldwide: New York, Palo Alto, Los Angeles, London, Hong Kong, and Tokyo. Roughly 700 attorneys are employed by those offices. The firm's name may not be prominently featured in the news, but its influence as a behind-the-scenes corporate advisor is substantial. + read more Date: 10-11-2004

	Baker Botts, LLP By Adam Feder Baker Botts, LLP, has been in business since 1840, making it the oldest law firm in Texas. Its founding actually predates Texas' becoming a state. Not only is Baker Botts the oldest, but it is the top-ranked firm in the state (and 43rd nationally), as judged by The Vault Guide to the Top 100 Law Firms in 2003. + read more Date: 10-04-2004 Current rating: 10

	Preston Gates & Ellis By Adam Feder Preston Gates & Ellis is an international law firm that is based on the West Coast (specifically, Seattle) but has one office in Washington, DC. With 11 offices worldwide—including Beijing and Taipei, the two most recent additions—this 400-attorney firm has been in its present iteration since a merger between two prominent (and experienced) Seattle firms in 1990. + read more Date: 09-27-2004

	Sullivan & Cromwell By Adam Feder As the law firm chosen to represent Microsoft's legal interests since 1992, Sullivan & Cromwell is undoubtedly one of the most prestigious and powerful firms. Based in New York, Sullivan & Cromwell (S&C) is recognized and respected both nationally and internationally. It has 12 offices employing roughly 700 attorneys worldwide and deals with virtually all areas of law. + read more Date: 09-20-2004

	McDermott, Will & Emery By Adam Feder McDermott, Will & Emery, founded in 1934 in Chicago as a tax practice, has evolved into a broad-based firm as it celebrates its 70th birthday in 2004. With 15 offices spanning the globe (including four in California) and employing more than 1,000 attorneys, the firm has experienced steady growth throughout the decades. + read more Date: 09-13-2004

	Securities and Exchange Commission By Marty Schultz-Akerson This week, we take a break from examining law firms, per se, and instead look at a huge government agency that employs about 1,500 attorneys. The SEC has an interesting history and modern attitude toward new technologies, all of which adds up to an exciting place to practice. + read more Date: 09-06-2004

	Debevoise & Plimpton By Marty Schultz-Ackerson Since its inception in 1931 in New York, Debevoise & Plimpton has enjoyed a long and fruitful history that has led to its reputation as one of the most prestigious law firms in the world. Top-notch corporate and litigation departments, a stellar pro bono practice, and a pleasant firm culture all help to distinguish Debevoise from its competition. + read more Date: 08-30-2004

	Paul Hastings Janofsky & Walker By Marty Schultz-Akerson Among the top in many fields (and in Los Angeles' skyline), Paul Hastings offers clients a global presence and a large stable of dedicated attorneys, all of whom are held to the highest of standards, both in the hiring process and in their jobs. + read more Date: 08-23-2004

	Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner By Marty Schultz-Akerson When top corporations need intellectual property work done, Finnegan Henderson is generally on the short list of firms considered. As a result, the firm is also on the short list of every top IP lawyer looking for work. + read more Date: 08-16-2004

	The American Civil Liberties Union By Marty Schultz-Akerson Like most non-profit organizations, the American Civil Liberties Union does not offer premium salaries. However, it does offer the perfect venue for an idealistic American who seeks nothing more than to try and uphold the Bill of Rights whenever possible. + read more Date: 08-09-2004

	Munger, Tolles & Olson By Marty Schultz-Akerson Resisting the urge to grow at the rate of some of its peers, Munger Tolles has nonetheless earned a stellar reputation for its top-notch litigation department and its commitment to hiring the best and brightest. + read more Date: 08-02-2004

	Baker & McKenzie By Adam Silver The largest firm in the world can offer positions in parts of the world where no other firm dares to venture — and the opportunity to work with clients and cases that rival any top firm. + read more Date: 07-26-2004

	Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr By Adam Silver Two of the top firms in the nation recently combined to form what promises to be a vast legal empire. Each of the firms has a storied history and a well-earned reputation. + read more Date: 07-19-2004

	Fulbright & Jaworski By Adam Silver One of the biggest firms in Texas, Fulbright & Jaworski has used several recent mergers to develop into one of the biggest firms in the US, as well as a bonafide international player. Fulbright features a wide-array of practice areas, but is particularly known, as is befitting a Texas staple, for its energy practice. + read more Date: 07-12-2004

	Alston & Bird By Adam Silver One of Atlanta's top firms, Alston & Bird offers attorneys the chance to work with high-caliber clients, a top-rated pro bono program, and a work atmosphere that is consistently rated as one of the best in the nation. + read more Date: 07-05-2004

	Sidley, Austin, Brown & Wood LLP By Adam Silver Recently rated by American Law Journal as the nation's top corporate firm, Sidley, Austin, Brown & Wood is a preeminent domestic firm with a strong international presence. + read more Date: 06-28-2004

	Judge Advocate General Corps By Adam Silver For those attorneys looking to use their legal degree to serve their country, the Judge Advocate General Corps provides great opportunity. + read more Date: 06-21-2004

	Williams & Connolly By Adam Silver Attorneys who want to work for a small firm with big clients need only focus their attention on Williams & Connolly. This Washington D.C. firm is a veritable hub of litigation. + read more Date: 06-14-2004

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