Alston & Bird significantly boosted profits and revenue per lawyer last year, while revenue increased at a more moderate rate.

Alston’s chairman, Richard Hays, said the firm exceeded budget. Litigation work was up across the board, he said, and demand increased for significant transactional work in several key, high-value practices, including M&A, banking, finance and private equity.

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