Troutman Pepper Kept Revenue Steady in 2023 Despite Early Lateral Departures
The firm was able to withstand the exit of 26 partners who moved to Goodwin Procter in the first quarter.
April 12, 2024 at 03:45 PM
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- Despite the loss of about 46 attorneys over the course of 2023, Troutman Pepper Hamilton & Sanders managed to keep gross revenue relatively steady, with a less than 1% drop.
- The firm, which saw a group move to Goodwin Procter and a cyberattack early on in 2023, saw increases in PEP, RPL, and net income.
- However, the firm also saw a 5% drop in realization, although firm chairman Tom Cole emphasized the importance of other metrics to keep tabs on the firm's financial health.
Despite a significant group lateral departure hitting the firm in early 2023, Troutman Pepper Hamilton & Sanders saw its financial performance hold steady in the last fiscal year, with gross revenue dropping by less than 1% to $1.08 billion.
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