Alston & Bird is law firm that has been ranked one of the nation's "Top 50 Legal Firms" for prominence and profitability by American Lawyer magazine. The history of Alston & Bird dates to 1893, when its predecessor law firms were first established. Based in Atlanta, Georgia, the firm has additional offices in Los Angeles and Sacramento, California; New York, New York; Washington, DC; Dallas, Texas; and Brussels, Belgium.

More than 800 attorneys at Alston & Bird specialize in a range of legal areas, including corporate and finance; intellectual property; tax law; litigation; environment and natural resources; legislation and public policy; and industries. The firm has a prestigious history. Legendary golfer Bobby Jones, who won golf's Grand Slam in 1930 and founded the Augusta National Golf Club, was a former Alston & Bird partner. In 2002, Alston & Bird partner Neal Batson was appointed by a Federal bankruptcy court to serve as the examiner for the Enron Corp. case, and former Senator Bob Dole is a leader of the firm's Legislative & Public Policy Group.

As an employer, Alston & Bird supports its employees with continued training and mentoring programs. In the past, Alston & Bird has offered part-time, full-time, and temporary jobs with alternative schedules and telecommuting flexibility.

Alston & Bird is law firm that has been ranked one of the nation's "Top 50 Legal Firms" for prominence and profitability by American Lawyer magazine. The history of Alston & Bird dates to 1893, when its predecessor law firms were first established. Based in Atlanta, Georgia, the firm has additional offices in Los Angeles and Sacramento, California; New York, New York; Washington, DC; Dallas, Texas; and Brussels, Belgium.

More than 800 attorneys at Alston & Bird specialize in a range of legal areas, including corporate and finance; intellectual property; tax law; litigation; environment and natural resources; legislation and public policy; and industries. The firm has a prestigious history. Legendary golfer Bobby Jones, who won golf's Grand Slam in 1930 and founded the Augusta National Golf Club, was a former Alston & Bird partner. In 2002, Alston & Bird partner Neal Batson was appointed by a Federal bankruptcy court to serve as the examiner for the Enron Corp. case, and former Senator Bob Dole is a leader of the firm's Legislative & Public Policy Group.

As an employer, Alston & Bird supports its employees with continued training and mentoring programs. In the past, Alston & Bird has offered part-time, full-time, and temporary jobs with alternative schedules and telecommuting flexibility.