How Midsize Law Firms Steal 'Megamatters' from Big Law | Daily Business Review - Law.com

What You Need to Know
- A new Wolters Kluwer report analyzed the assignment of megamatters, or matters with $1 million or more in lifetime legal spend.
- Am Law 200 firms took most megamatters, but midsize firms took 28%, a greater portion than consultants and firm leaders expected.
- As CLDs grow more sophisticated, midsize firms that can demonstrate value and competency will gain ground on Big Law firms that justify their fees with brand strength and ranking.
If you think midsize law firms, regional firms, and boutiques are fighting over the scraps of corporate America’s most valuable matters, you’re the opposite of right.
That’s according to a new report from Wolters Kluwer’s LegalView Insights. After analyzing $150 billion in law firm invoices from the company’s e-billing tools, spanning 2015 to 2020, director of legal operations and industry insights Nathan Cemenska found that nearly 28% of “megamatters”—those matters that generate more than $1 million in legal spend—went to small and midsize law firms.
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