Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo enjoyed another year of revenue and profit growth in 2018, amid changes to the firm's compensation and branding.

Gross revenue increased 7 percent in 2018, to $428 million, according to projections for the fiscal year ending March 31. Revenue per lawyer grew 5.2 percent to $936,000, and profits per equity partner increased 2 percent to $1.32 million.

This marks the fourth year of consecutive growth for the Boston-based firm, which rebranded last year to simply “Mintz” last year. Four years ago, the firm implemented a new system for sharing origination credit that maxes attorneys out at 75 percent of the initial production credit and shares the rest with colleagues or the firm.