Washington · Hybrid · $95k–$115k/yr
Katten
About Katten
Katten is a full-service law firm with nearly 650 attorneys operating across multiple continents, including offices throughout the United States, London, and Shanghai. The firm serves a diverse clientele spanning public and private companies—including a third of the Fortune 100—as well as government and nonprofit organizations and individuals. Katten's core practice areas encompass corporate, financial services, litigation, real estate, private credit, intellectual property, and trusts and estates, enabling the firm to deliver sophisticated, high-value legal services on both national and global scales.
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Company at a glance
Founders & Leadership
Andrew Sprogis
Legal innovation, AI and operational executive working with clients, client teams and operational teams to leverage AI and process to increase efficiency and modernize delivery models.
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About the Team
Team Distribution
- Operations & Management92%
- Specialized Services4%
- Business Development2%
- Technology1%
Where the Team Studied
- 1.University of Illinois
- 2.Northwestern University
- 3.University of Michigan
- 4.University of Chicago
- 5.DePaul University
Team Worked At
- Mayer Brown
- A&O Shearman
- Paul Hastings
- Winston & Strawn LLP
- Clifford Chance
Team Composition
1507 people- Legal1 senior405
- Business Development2 senior311
- Operations6 senior219
- Administrative5 senior110
- Accounting63
- Finance5 senior55
- Information Technology3 senior49
- Leadership7 senior25
Culture & values
The firm has a uniquely flexible and entrepreneurial culture
The culture fosters partnerships with clients
The firm emphasizes understanding clients' business objectives and addressing legal needs in the context of the 'big picture'
The firm positions itself as trusted business advisors
Life at Katten
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