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Platinum Legal Search Group, LLC is representing a prestigious AmLaw firm looking to expand its national litigation practice. The firm offers opportunities for partners who bring a portable book of business and expertise in commercial litigation, securities, and regulatory matters.
Interested candidates will join an integrated platform designed to enhance client services and provide robust institutional support, allowing them to thrive without the bureaucracy of BigLaw. Books typically begin in the mid-six figures, depending on experience and client base.
We are representing a fast-growing AmLaw firm actively building a national litigation platform across complex commercial disputes, securities litigation, class actions, government investigations, and trial work. The firm is making significant strategic investments in lateral partners and groups who want stronger economics, deeper institutional support, and a platform designed to scale high‑stakes litigation practices.
This is an opportunity for trial‑tested rainmakers who want more than a department – it is built for partners who want cross‑selling, premium clients, and a firm that actively invests in their success.
The firm represents Fortune 500 companies, financial institutions, private equity sponsors, asset managers, technology companies, and regulated businesses in some of the most complex and high‑exposure matters in the market. Litigation partners operate inside a fully integrated platform that includes corporate, securities, regulatory, IP, and employment, allowing clients to manage risk and disputes across their entire enterprise.
The practice supports matters including:
The firm is seeking partners – and partner groups – with:
Books typically begin in the mid‑six figures and above, with flexibility based on practice mix, clients, and growth potential.
This firm offers:
Partners move here because they want more leverage, more referrals, and more upside – without BigLaw bureaucracy.