Kirkland’s $10 Billion Silence See’s BigLaw’s Richest Firm Stops Talking Money

The World’s Richest Law Firm Has Decided Money Isn’t Everything

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World’s highest-grossing law firm stops sharing financial figures with media

Kirkland & Ellis will no longer share financial performance with media

Kirkland & Ellis has decided to stop sharing its financial information with the American Lawyer and other publications that report on the business of law.

Kirkland’s $10 Billion Silence See’s BigLaw’s Richest Firm Stops Talking Money

Kirkland & Ellis, the world's highest-grossing law firm has decided that publishing its extraordinary profits is no longer particularly helpful, after years at the top of the rankings. Kirkland has decided to stop voluntarily disclosing its financial performance to The American Lawyer, ending its participation in the annual financial reporting exercise that has become BigLaw's favourite competitive sport. Source