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diversity rankings::Atlanta::out lgbt (from betterlegalprofession.org)

partners   associates
rank firm percent M F rank firm percent M F
1Mckenna Long & Aldridge1.310A1Morris, Manning & Martin5.540A
2Arnall Golden Gregory1.2102Sutherland Asbill3.021
3Alston & Bird1.1113Greenberg Traurig2.910
4King & Spalding0.810B4Troutman Sanders2.421B
5Womble Carlyle0.000F5King & Spalding2.431
6Parker, Hudson0.0**6Hunton & Williams2.210
7Hunton & Williams0.0007Alston & Bird2.150C
8Seyfarth Shaw0.0008Paul, Hastings1.510
9Nelson Mullins0.0009Kilpatrick Stockton0.810
10Swift, Currie0.00010Womble Carlyle0.000F
11Greenberg Traurig0.00011Parker, Hudson0.0**
12Paul, Hastings0.00012Seyfarth Shaw0.000
13Jones Day0.0**13Nelson Mullins0.000
14Morris, Manning & Martin0.00014Swift, Currie0.000
15Sutherland Asbill0.00015Arnall Golden Gregory0.000
16Troutman Sanders0.00016Jones Day0.0**
17Kilpatrick Stockton0.00017Mckenna Long & Aldridge0.000

This chart ranks the percentage of out lgbt partners and associates at Atlanta law offices.

An asterisk indicates that the firm did not provide this information. We treated missing data as if it were zero.

The chart includes all firms with 50 attorneys in their Atlanta office. See How We Did This for more on our ranking process.

Firms are graded on a curve. We divide the firms into quintiles, and then assign letter grades based on this division. We combined the grades with those from other diversity rankings to create a diversity report card of firms' overall minority employment rates. Note that firms with zero representation in any demographic category receive an "F" regardless of quintile.

Bold denotes the top 10 most prestigious law firms in Atlanta, according to vault's 2009 regional rankings

Firms highlighted in pink laid off a number of attorneys equivalent to 15% or more of their U.S. non-partner lawyers after February 1, 2009.