WilmerHale Ranks as Second Largest Law Firm in Washington, DC

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WilmerHale Ranks as Second Largest Law Firm in Washington, DC

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WilmerHale’s Investment Management Group provides sophisticated legal and regulatory advice to investment advisers, private fund sponsors, registered funds, and their independent trustees.
WilmerHale has defended clients in hundreds of class, derivative, shareholder and individual actions alleging securities fraud, breach of fiduciary duty and other corporate misconduct.
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WilmerHale has a record of success at all stages of enforcement proceedings—from informal inquiries to litigation.
WilmerHale has defended clients in hundreds of class, derivative, shareholder and individual actions alleging securities fraud, breach of fiduciary duty and other corporate misconduct.

WilmerHale’s 2005 Washington, DC, revenue placed the firm as the second largest in the Washington metropolitan area, as reported by Legal Times. Only $2.5 million separates WilmerHale from the largest law firm in Washington, Hogan & Hartson. WilmerHale’s Washington, DC revenue was reported as $360 million dollars, nearly a five percent increase from the previous year.

In a related article, Legal Times highlights the firm’s securities regulation and enforcement group, the majority of which is based in DC, as being “a top-billing practice area that remains white-hot.” Co-Managing Partner Bill Perlstein’s picture and additional comments also ran on the front page of the May 1, 2006, issue in an article titled “Retooling, Reviving, Thriving” about the history of the top law firms in DC.

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