Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton last year saw declines in revenue, profit and partner payout, none of which was unexpected in its first post-merger year, according to the firm’s chairman, William E. Dorris.
Kilpatrick Townsend ended 2011 with a 7 percent drop in revenue, from $388.5 million to $362 million, and a 13 percent dip in profit, from $120.9 million to $105 million.
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