Bloomberg Law ranks Norton Rose Fulbright in top five of 2026 Leading Law Firms list

Global law firm Norton Rose Fulbright has been recognized in the top five of Bloomberg Law's 2026 Leading Law Firms list, which evaluates firms in four categories: financial performance, talent, growth and technology/innovation.

The firm's strong ranking can be attributed to its significant revenue growth, high retention and commitment to adopting generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools that improve efficiency and client service. In 2025, Norton Rose Fulbright's global revenue of US$2.8 billion marked an increase of more than 15 percent over the previous year.

"We're proud of our firm's high placement on this prestigious list, as it reflects the collective dedication of our team to deliver first-class client service and embrace cutting-edge technology," said Jeff Cody, Norton Rose Fulbright's Global and US Managing Partner. "This recognition also highlights our ongoing focus on attracting, developing and retaining top talent in a culture that supports long-term success."

"It's great to see our success recognized publicly in this way. The increased demand across practices, significant new client growth and strategic investment in talent have seen us achieve great results in recent years, most notably 2025," commented Peter Scott, Norton Rose Fulbright's Global and EMEAPAC Managing Partner. "Of course, the true cause for this success is our people with their talents and commitment to our clients around the world."

This year's Leading Law Firms list includes participants from outside the United States, offering a broader view of how firms around the world are positioning themselves for long-term success in an evolving legal market. The 2026 edition also places greater emphasis on technology and innovation, reflecting the increasing importance of AI adoption, governance, training and data-driven decision-making within modern law firms.