Hodgson Russ named to 2024 “Best Companies to Work For: Law Firms” list

Buffalo, NY Hodgson Russ LLP has been named to the U.S. News & World Report 2024 Best Companies to Work For: Law Firms list. The list is an expansion of U.S. News’ “Best Companies to Work For” and looks at the country’s top law firms to help employees and job seekers make decisions about companies that may be a good fit for them.

The 2024 Best Companies to Work For: Law Firms list analyzes how individual firms meet the needs and expectations of their employees compared to their competitors. It considers the quality of pay and benefits, work-life balance, job stability, physical and psychological comfort, belongingness, and opportunities for professional development.

“Employees want to work for companies that value all team members and treats them with respect, dignity, and professionalism” said Hodgson Russ managing partner Benjamin Zuffranieri Jr. “That culture is at the core of Hodgson Russ. When employees feel a sense of belonging, stability, and growth, they become part of a team committed to exceptional service and find the personal satisfaction necessary to sustain a long-term career.”

Hodgson Russ is a full-service law firm with more than 200 attorneys serving individuals, public companies, privately held businesses, governmental entities, and nonprofit institutions from its offices in Buffalo, Rochester, Albany, New York City, Toronto, and Palm Beach.

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