Ranking and Recognition
U.S. News & World Report and Best Lawyers in a 2012-2013 survey of Best Law Firms awarded Duane Morris top-tier national rankings in bankruptcy and creditor debtor rights/insolvency and reorganization law, construction law and litigation, employee benefits (ERISA) law, health care law, immigration, insurance, patent law and venture capital law. Overall, 28 Duane Morris practice groups were nationally ranked Duane Morris was also named Law Firm of the Year for Construction Law.
Chambers USA 2012 edition ranks Duane Morris among national leaders in Insurance and Construction. 59 attorneys received 65 citations for excellence, and 18 practices are cited for excellence.
In 2012, the Am Law 100 ranked Duane Morris as the 67th largest law firm in the U.S. based on gross revenue.
In 2012, Duane Morris was named one of the 2012 Working Mother and Flex-Time Lawyers "50 Best Law Firms for Women," and was cited for its Women's Initiative Program. Duane Morris is featured in the December/January issue of the magazine, and on workingmother.com and flextime lawyers.com.
In 2007, Duane Morris was named one of the 20 best companies for working women by Philadelphia Magazine and one of the top 50 law firms for women by Working Mother magazine and Flex-Time Lawyers LLC, a national consulting firm focused on the retention and advancement of women.
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