Revenue and lawyer head count declined at Hunton Andrews Kurth in 2020, but profits improved by 10.1% as the firm focused on core practices and work that rolled in because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Managing partner Wally Martinez said the firm kept its eye on four key industries—energy, real estate development and finance, consumer products and retail, and financial services—and capitalized on a boom in pandemic-related finance, bankruptcy, labor and employment, and insurance recovery work.

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