Profits Surge at Clark Hill, Fueled by Cybersecurity, Financial Services and Government Relations
Profits and profits per equity partner improved by 22% at Clark Hill in 2020, as the firm constantly adjusted assumptions in financial metrics during a year overshadowed by the pandemic. The firm's office in Dublin has grown to 15 lawyers and while it was affected by COVID-19 lockdowns, the firm remains optimistic about prospects there.
April 08, 2021 at 06:29 PM
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The original version of this story was published on The American Lawyer
Supercharged demand in some key practices led Clark Hill to a 22% increase in profits in 2020 on a 3% improvement in revenue.
Chief executive officer John Hensien said productivity was strong in 2020, and a number of practices were "standouts" despite the pandemic-induced economic downturn. In particular, he said, banking and financial services was up 19%, government relations up 34%, and cybersecurity and data privacy was up 105% for the year.
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