Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson grew its revenue slightly (0.7%) in 2022, outpacing most of its peers, but increased expenses and lower transactional work conspired to put the firm in the red for profits per partner and revenue per lawyer.

The firm hit $958.43 million in revenue last year, a new high, as it just outpaced its 2021 haul of $951.30 million.

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