In 2008, two AmLaw 100 lawyers looked at the pyramid structure that supported their big law firms and found it outmoded. Both looked back at their previous careers in the tech world and saw opportunities for entrepreneurial attorneys who wanted to create a better way to service clients. Together they founded an innovative law firm…

Harvard Business Review featured Rimon as a disruptive innovator competing successfully for legal matters that require high-level expertise in its article titled Law Firms’ Grueling Hours Are Turning Defectors into Competitors by Joan C. Williams.

UC Hastings Law School released a study on disruptive innovation in the law firm model named Disruptive Innovation, New Models of Legal Practice by law professor Joan C. Williams. The report highlighted Rimon’s innovations with its spherical structure, alternative billing, flexible work environment, collaboration, B-Corp status, and cloud-based practice.