Above the Law
by Above the Law Editorial Team
Breaking legal news and commentary on law firms, legal careers, and the business of law. Above the Law is essential reading for lawyers and law students.
About Above the Law
Above the Law covers the legal industry with a combination of breaking news, insider commentary, and industry analysis. From BigLaw drama to law school rankings, ATL has become essential reading for anyone interested in the legal profession. The publication doesn't shy away from controversy, offering candid takes on law firm culture, diversity issues, and career advice.
What Makes This Newsletter Unique
Above the Law brings personality to legal journalism. While other legal publications maintain traditional formality, ATL offers frank commentary and insider perspectives that lawyers actually want to read. Their law school and law firm rankings influence career decisions across the industry.
Who Should Subscribe?
Above the Law is ideal for: - Lawyers tracking industry news - Law students researching firms and careers - Legal recruiters following market trends - Anyone interested in BigLaw culture - Legal professionals seeking career advice If you want legal news with personality, ATL delivers.
Content Format
Coverage includes: - Breaking legal news - Law firm rankings and analysis - Career advice and job listings - Law school news and rankings - Industry commentary and opinion
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Our Take: Pros & Cons
Pros
- Leading legal industry publication
- Candid insider commentary
- Influential rankings
- Free content
- Daily updates
- Career resources
Cons
- US BigLaw focus
- Can be gossipy
- Less relevant for non-US lawyers
- Commentary can be divisive
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Above the Law free?
Yes, Above the Law's content is free to read, supported by advertising and sponsored content.
Who reads Above the Law?
Lawyers, law students, legal recruiters, and anyone interested in the legal profession reads ATL.
Are ATL's law firm rankings reliable?
ATL's rankings are widely followed in the industry, though they reflect ATL's particular methodology and perspective.
Does ATL cover small firms?
ATL primarily focuses on BigLaw and large firms, though they occasionally cover mid-size and small firm topics.
About the Author: Above the Law Editorial Team
Above the Law Editorial Team
Above the Law was founded in 2006 and has become the go-to source for legal industry news, commentary, and gossip. The publication covers law firm culture, legal careers, and industry trends with a mix of serious journalism and irreverent commentary.
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