Mayer Brown’s revenue inched up by 2% while the firm saw a double-digit boost in profits per equity partner in 2020.

The international firm had a balanced performance across the globe, with across-the-board demand increases in both transactional and litigation practices, firm chairman Paul Theiss said in an interview, despite the firm closing its Bangkok office. Mayer Brown increased revenue 2.2% to about $1.52 billion, while its profits per equity partner shot up roughly 11%, past the $2 million mark.

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