The study presents the results of a survey of 122 law retreat attendees from 75 major law firms. The report helps its readers to answer questions such as: how do attorneys evaluate law firm retreats? Do they want to spend more or less on retreats? Have them more or less often? Where would they like to have them and what topics and speakers would they like to be featured at them? What leisure activities do they enjoy the most? How many have played golf, cards, tennis, or gone on hikes at their last law firm retreat? Do they believe that their last retreat made them better rainmakers?

Data is broken out by size of firms, lawyer specialization, title in the firm, gender and other variables.