Baker & Hostetler saw modest revenue growth of 3 percent in 2018, with a slightly smaller partnership splitting a pie that remained largely unchanged from the prior year.

Net income was flat, but profits per equity partner rose 3.5 percent to $1.035 million in what recently named chairman Paul Schmidt called a “year of growth and investment” for the Cleveland-based firm.

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