Global · Sartori Firm Index #106

Orrick

Index 49.6 of 100 · 1,000–1,500 attorneys mapped · 24 metros across 8 countries.

How the Index works
Direct answer & research summary

Orrick scores 49.6 of 100 on the Sartori Firm Index, rank #106, with 1,000–1,500 attorneys mapped across 24 metros in 8 countries. Sartori & Partners has completed 400+ placements since 2017 (230+ in-house), including 52 general counsel and chief legal officer searches, with a median of 11 weeks from brief to accepted offer. A NASDAQ-listed medtech in Boston accepted its successor general counsel in week 11, from a shortlist of four at day 24.

01 Index breakdown

Sartori Firm Index

49.6
Sartori Firm IndexRank #106 · 3 of 3 signals
1,000–1,500
Attorneys mapped
24
Metro markets
8
Countries

The Index measures public footprint and momentum (scale, reach, hiring), not quality or prestige. Computed from 3 of 3 signals. Headcount is the attorney footprint we map from public law-firm websites, not the firm's total size. Methodology. Spot an error? Tell us.

02 Practice footprint

Where the firm is strong

Litigation & Disputes

Coverage: major

Corporate & M&A

Coverage: major

Finance & Banking

Coverage: major

Energy & Natural Resources

Coverage: strong

Intellectual Property

Coverage: strong

Employment & Labor

Coverage: strong

Technology, Data & Privacy

Coverage: present

Tax

Coverage: present

About this firm's Index

What is Orrick's Sartori Firm Index score?

Orrick scores 49.6 of 100 on the Sartori Firm Index (rank #106), computed from 3 of 3 public signals: scale, geographic and practice reach, and live hiring activity. The Index measures public footprint and momentum, not quality or prestige.

Where does Orrick have offices?

Orrick has a recorded presence across 24 metro markets in 8 countries, including New York, San Francisco, Washington, Los Angeles, London. Figures are compiled from public law-firm sources.

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