Despite solid numbers -- increases of 10 percent in gross revenue, 5.3 percent in revenue per lawyer and 6 percent in profits per equity partner -- Second Hundred firms continued to lose ground to their larger counterparts in 2006. Nonetheless, a handful of Second Hundred firms gave top 100 firms a run for their money. Find out how these firms fared last year, and also check out "The Investor's Guide to the Am Law 200," which charts the performance of The Am Law 200 since 2002.
June 01, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Jim Schroeder
The American Lawyer
June 1, 2007
Despite solid numbers — increases of 10 percent in gross revenue, 5.3 percent in revenue per lawyer, and 6 percent in profits per equity partner — Second Hundred firms continued to lose ground to their larger counterparts in 2006.
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