McDermott Will & Emery had a mixed year financially in 2012, as a second consecutive increase in annual revenue was offset by declines in most other categories, according to The American Lawyer‘s reporting.
While McDermott’s gross revenues rose 3.1 percent to a three-year high of $851 million, revenue per lawyer slipped just over 1 percent, to $830,000, and profits per equity partner dropped 2.7 percent, to $1.46 million. The firms profit margin also fell slightly, from 34 to 33 percent.
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