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Rankings published in 2026
Restructuring and insolvency
Tier 5
22 firms ranked
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Tier 1

Kirkland & Ellis
5 practice areas
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Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom
4 practice areas
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Tier 2

Latham & Watkins
4 practice areas
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Sidley Austin
5 practice areas
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Tier 3

Greenberg Traurig
3 practice areas
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Mayer Brown
5 practice areas
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McDermott Will & Schulte
4 practice areas
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Proskauer Rose
2 practice areas
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Tier 4

Dentons
3 practice areas
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Goldberg Kohn
3 practice areas
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Goldstein & McClintock
2 practice areas
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Jenner & Block
2 practice areas
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Paul Hastings
3 practice areas
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Vedder Price
4 practice areas
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Tier 5

Adelman & Gettleman
2 practice areas
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Foley & Lardner
2 practice areas
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Fox Rothschild
2 practice areas
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Katten Muchin & Rosenman
3 practice areas
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King & Spalding
2 practice areas
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Reed Smith
5 practice areas
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Duane Morris
3 practice areas
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Willkie Farr & Gallagher
6 practice areas
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Brian Wheeler strengthens the firm’s corporate transactions practice as it expands its presence on the US West Coast
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Jeff Symons will add to the transactions practice, a key area of growth as the firm expands in New York and the East Coast
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Joseph Bernardi will bolster the firm’s technology sector, an area of expansion as PE buyers seek cross-border growth opportunities
Law firms are warning clients that the recent White House executive order is the first of many actions aiming to distance the US economy from China
The new rules result from years of mounting China-US tensions and aim to close a loophole in US export controls
The decision to restrict certain investments is a further step towards decoupling from China, but mutual dependency will put that logic to the test
Upcoming rules that will tighten outbound investment controls could also apply to past transactions
The scope and detail of the new rules are still unclear, but market participants should prepare the best they can to avoid reputational damage
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