Fragomen Recognized on National Law Journal’s Women in Law Scorecard for 11th Consecutive Year
July 5, 2022
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Fragomen is recognized as a leading law firm for women on the National Law Journal's (NLJ) Women in Law Scorecard for the 11th consecutive year, highlighting the firm’s commitment to hiring, promoting and recognizing the best and brightest individuals, regardless of gender.
The Scorecard ranks the United States' largest 350 law firms according to their percentages of women attorneys. In 2022, Fragomen's women comprised the following:
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Nearly two-thirds (65.8 percent) of the firm’s 680 lawyers
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More than half (51.9 percent) of Fragomen’s partnership
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More than two-thirds (69.4 percent) of associates at Fragomen
The Women’s Scorecard is produced as part of the annual NLJ 500 firm headcount report. The rankings are calculated by adding each firm’s percentage of women attorneys with its percentage of women partners. Read more here.
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