Employment Law (Plaintiff) · New York City
Outten & Golden LLP
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How to read this firm's data
Header tiles
- Rank
- Position across all eligible AI responses in this market.
- Mention rate
- The share of eligible AI responses that named the business.
- Assistants, all time
- How many of the four AI assistants named this business.
Charts
- Rank trend
- Each dot is one week of analyzed responses, newest on the right. A flat line means this firm's rank didn't move.
- Per-AI breakdown
- Responses from each assistant that named this firm.
- By question type
- Mentions grouped by what the buyer was asking.
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685 3rd Ave 25th Floor, New York, NY 10017, USA
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Position
#1
pooled across every snapshot — 1,524 firms ever cited in this market
Latest snapshot (Sep 6, 2026): #1 of 780
Mention rate
40.6%
pooled across every snapshot — 1,521 of 3,743 eligible responses
Latest snapshot (Sep 6, 2026): 45.8%
Assistants, all time
4/4
Rank vs mention rate
5 weeks · 77 days
Rank #1 — unchanged across the window · mention rate 27.8%–46.4%
How to read: each dot is one week of analyzed responses. The green line shows the business's rank that week. The dashed amber line shows the share of responses that named it.
Rank and mention rate use different scales, so the two lines are placed side-by-side, not on top of each other. A firm can hold rank while mention rate drifts (fewer responses named anyone) or improve rank without moving mention rate (peers dropped out).
Per-AI breakdown
Counts cover all published Atlas research for this market.
Claude
all published runs
598
mentions
ChatGPT
all published runs
753
mentions
Gemini
all published runs
649
mentions
Perplexity
all published runs
108
mentions
By question type
All-time mentions grouped by the type of question the buyer asked.
Measurement window
All-time results for this market
Observed Jun 26, 2026–Sep 13, 2026
Responses analyzed
5,627
Responses naming business
2,108
Lifetime mention rate
37.5%
Ranked snapshots
13
These totals cover all analyzed responses for this city and category. Current rank and confidence use the latest dated ranking.
Peer firms in New York City employment law (plaintiff)
Other firms ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity name in this category. Ranks and mention rates below are from the Sep 6, 2026 edition — directly comparable to the "Mention rate, this edition" number above.
#2
Wigdor LLP
36.3% current mention rate · 4/4 AI
#3
Sanford Heisler Sharp McKnight
27.8% current mention rate · 4/4 AI
#4
Vladeck, Raskin & Clark, PC
23.1% current mention rate · 4/4 AI
#5
Phillips & Associates | Sexual Harassment, Discrimination, & Employment Lawyers
22.8% current mention rate · 4/4 AI
#6
Sanford Heisler Sharp, LLP
13.4% current mention rate · 4/4 AI
#7
Virginia & Ambinder, LLP
4.9% current mention rate · 4/4 AI
#8
Joseph & Kirschenbaum LLP
3.9% current mention rate · 4/4 AI
#9
Shulman Kessler
3.9% current mention rate · 1/4 AI
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