Watson Farley boosts turnover by 25%
Watson Farley & Williams has defied the downturn to post a 25% increase in turnover. The firm saw fee income climb from £59m last year to £73.5m for 2008-09. Meanwhile, profits per equity partner have grown by 7%, increasing from £424,000 to £430,000.
June 11, 2009 at 05:14 AM
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Watson Farley & Williams has defied the downturn to post a 25% increase in turnover.
The firm saw fee income climb from £59m last year to £73.5m for 2008-09.
Meanwhile, profits per equity partner have grown by 1.4%, increasing from £424,000 to £430,000.
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