Am Law Second Hundred and midsize firms Ice Miller, Connell Foley, and Lowenstein Sandler have all opened Delaware offices since the start of 2026 with the help of lateral bankruptcy partners, while other firms, including Akerman and FBT Gibbons, have added on partners in litigation and IP practices.
National Law Firms See Promise In Delaware, Expecting Busy Rest of 2026
Some Am Law Second Hundred and midsize firms have opened Delaware offices since the start of 2026 with the help of lateral bankruptcy partners, while other firms have added on partners in litigation and IP practices.
By
Ellen Bardash and 
Amanda O'Brien
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