Florida’s bankruptcy law firms reported little to no increases in rates last year, while the state’s larger Am Law 200 firms all say they expect their own rates to rise.

The Daily Business Review gathered reported rates in bankruptcy filings to get a sense of whether billing rates are seeing increases or decreases in Florida. When compared to averages gathered on firm rates in 2018, the median rate for bankruptcy partners saw a small 1.2% increase among the firms who made both lists—a sign that among Florida’s regional firms, rates stayed relatively flat.

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