Lathrop GPM Entrepreneur Company Profile

Company Overview

Lathrop GPM is a full-service, Am Law 200 law firm with offices in Boston, Boulder, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Jefferson City, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, Overland Park, St. Cloud, St. Louis, and Washington, D.C. Our attorneys help businesses, organizations, and individuals grow and succeed, anticipate trends, plan for challenges, and bring their visions to life. With one of the world’s leading franchise and distribution law practices, lawyers serve franchisors and master franchisees at all stages of their development, in markets throughout the world

About Lathrop GPM

HQ Location: Minneapolis, MN
Founded: 1866
Ownership: private
Industry: Legal Services
Social: Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin

Ranked #4 in 2022

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Ranked #5 in 2021

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Ranked #4 in 2020

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Ranked #3 in 2019

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Ranked #1 in 2018

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