Schulte Roth & Zabel saw little growth in revenue and profits in 2015, but executive committee chairman Alan Waldenberg said that the firm has boosted its appeal on the lateral market.
“Lawyers are coming to realize we have a stable, profitable platform, and that this is an attractive place for them to come to grow their practices,” Waldenberg said.
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