Rimon Featured in Law.com on the Resurgence of Private Equity and MSO Models in Legal
News January 22, 2026
Rimon Law was recently featured in a Law.com analysis examining the renewed interest in private equity and managed services organization (MSO) structures in the legal industry.
The article highlights Rimon’s early adoption of an MSO model through the creation of NovaLaw in 2019. Rimon co-founder Yaacov Silberman explains that NovaLaw was designed primarily for legacy and succession planning, enabling the firm to create a transferable entity that could extend beyond attorney ownership. He also notes that favorable tax considerations at the time made the structure particularly attractive.
The piece situates Rimon within a broader shift in the legal industry, as more firms now consider MSO and private equity structures from a position of strength—driven by post-pandemic growth, rising operational costs, and the need to invest in technology such as AI.
The article suggests that Rimon’s early move with NovaLaw may prove prescient as more firms explore similar structures in 2026 and beyond, particularly as regulatory frameworks in states like Arizona, Utah, Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico continue to evolve.
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Rimon, P.C. has 50 offices across five continents. The firm is widely known as being at the vanguard of legal innovation.
The firm has been repeatedly recognized by the Financial Times (FT) as one of North America’s most innovative law firms. Rimon’s Founding Partners were both named “Legal Rebels” by the American Bar Association’s ABA Journal and have spoken on innovations in the practice of law at Harvard and Stanford Law Schools.
Rimon and its lawyers routinely receive numerous awards for excellence, including from Chambers, The Legal 500, and Best Lawyers.