Crain’s New York Names Cooley a Top 5 Best Place to Work
New York – December 3, 2018 – Crain’s New York Business has recognized Cooley on its 100 Best Places to Work in New York City list as the #4 best large company and the #1 law firm. This is the sixth consecutive year Cooley had made Crain’s elite list and the first time the firm has been named within the top five.
“As we continue to grow – as an office and a firm – and gear up for our move to Hudson Yards, maintaining our extraordinary culture is a top priority,” said Jonathan Bach, partner in charge of Cooley’s New York office. “It’s heartening to be named among the best-of-the-best each year and even more gratifying to be in the top five among New York’s large companies.”
The Best Places to Work in NYC is a survey and recognition program that identifies the area’s best employers. Conducted by Crain’s in partnership with the Best Companies Group, the annual list is based on the feedback of more than 20,000 employees who answer questions covering topics such as working conditions, benefits and corporate culture.
Aligning with Cooley’s commitment to progression and innovation, the firm is preparing to move its New York office to 55 Hudson Yards – the site of the largest private real estate development in US history. Additionally, Cooley continues to bolster its strong New York presence with the addition of top-tier lawyers in practice areas spanning corporate and litigation.
Fortune also recognized Cooley’s New York office on its Best Workplaces in New York list in July, placing the firm in the top 10 of all large companies in the state. In addition, Fortune named Cooley the #1 law firm on its elite Best Companies list and the firm earned spots on the magazine’s best workplace lists for parents, millennials, diversity, women and giving back.
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