Herbert Smith Freehills on Wednesday announced its inaugural set of combined financial results following the merger between U.K.–based Herbert Smith and Australian firm Freehills on October 1, 2012.
The firm—which, unlike the majority of recent Anglo-Australian combinations, is a financially integrated entity—achieved gross revenue of £471.2 million ($717 million) in its first seven months of operations, with net income standing at £137.2 million ($209 million).
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