Reputation and Recognition
Kaye Scholer is internationally known for being a leading litigation firm. Its particular areas of litigation strength include antitrust, intellectual property, and products liability. In 2008, Kaye Scholer was named Product Liability Firm of the Year by Chambers and Partners. In 2005, 2006 and 2007, The National Law Journal named Kaye Scholer to its list of top 10 elite litigation defense firms, making Kaye Scholer the only law firm to appear on this list for the three years it had run. In 2006, The American Lawyer magazine selected Kaye Scholer as the products liability litigation firm of the year.
Kaye Scholer also has a well-developed transactional practice, including world-class expertise in aviation, bankruptcy, finance, mergers and acquisitions, private equity, and real estate.
In the life sciences arena, Kaye Scholer was recognized in 2010 as “one of the most well regarded firms” for life sciences by The International Who’s Who of Life Sciences Lawyers 2010. Leora Ben-Ami and Steven Glickstein were recognized as two of the 12 “Most Highly Regarded Individuals” in the world — Kaye Scholer was the only law firm with more than one lawyer ranked in this exclusive category. On September 10, 2009, at an awards ceremony in Basel, Switzerland, capping Novartis AG's Global Legal Meeting, Kaye Scholer received the company's first-ever Preferred Provider Award for Excellence.
Kaye Scholer is one of the nation's most profitable large law firms, according to American Lawyer magazine. Kaye Scholer maintains a reputation for being a collegial firm, something of a rarity in law firms of its size and economic success.
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