To chart the productivity of individual firms since the recession, we calculated five-year compound annual growth rates (CAGR) for each of the 186 firms that were on the Am Law 200 in every year since 2008. We then arranged each firm on a scatterchart in which the vertical axis represents the firm’s revenue per lawyer in 2008, and the horizontal axis represents five-year growth in RPL less the average CAGR for the group. This chart identifies the firms that both had above-average RPL in 2008 and bettered their position over the past five years. Click on the inset image to view how all 186 firms performed during that period. Click and drag for a closer look at the data.
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