WilmerHale Named Winner/Finalist in The National Law Journal’s 2025 Legal Awards

WilmerHale Named Winner/Finalist in The National Law Journal’s 2025 Legal Awards

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WilmerHale and its lawyers have been recognized in ten National Law Journal Legal Awards categories. According to the publication, the awards are held annually to acknowledge legal professionals “across the nation” who exhibit “unwavering commitment to justice, integrity, and advocacy.”  

WilmerHale honorees include:  

  • Lifetime Achievement Winner – Jamie Gorelick
  • Washington D.C. Rising Stars Winner – Steven Horn  
  • DC Managing Partner of the Year Finalist – Joel Green
  • Law Firm of the Year Finalist – WilmerHale  
  • Appellate Hot List Finalist – WilmerHale  
  • Litigation Departments of the Year, General Litigation Finalist – WilmerHale  
  • Litigation Departments of the Year: Antitrust Finalist – WilmerHale  
  • Litigation Departments of the Year, Intellectual Property Finalist – WilmerHale  
  • Litigation Departments of the Year, White Collar Finalist – WilmerHale 
  • Community Impact Leaders Finalist – WilmerHale  

These individuals will be celebrated, and winners in the finalist categories will be announced, at a gala in Washington DC on November 5. 

View the complete list of this year’s winners and finalists.

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