Law firms are stepping up their recruitment of real estate partners in London as they seek to build private capital capabilities, even as recruiters say the underlying property market remains uneven and demand for construction laterals has shown little sign of similar growth.

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reported in 2023 show his wife, Jane Roberts, earned about $10.3 million in commissions as a legal recruiter from 2007–2014, including

“There’s a lot more movement now, and momentum builds on itself. The more high-profile partners who move, the more others see moving as a real option," noted one recruiter.

Leading appellate litigators have been on the move in the nation's capital, reflecting BigLaw's growing investment in a practice area that firms increasingly see as key to winning and retaining clients.

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He’s a massive upgrade on Schoenberg, Macrae, Hall etc & would be targeted recruitment to address a specific urgent need & he’s also capable

Can a law firm partner dramatically increase their value simply by moving to a competitor? That’s a bet many law firms are making these days, as it becomes almost routine for the most profitable firms to pay star recruits $20 million or more.

Mike Aiello’s exit came about after a difference of opinion as to how the firm should grow, said a source inside Weil.

equity partner moves in London in 2025, according to legal recruitment firm Macrae, the highest proportion recorded in the eight years since