Crowell & Moring saw a 10 percent slide in revenue per lawyer in 2018, with head count on the rise and windfalls that buoyed the firm’s bottom line in recent years receding further in the firm’s rearview mirror.

Revenue per lawyer dropped by more than $100,000 to $866,000, as the firm added 30 total lawyers—a 7 percent gain—and gross revenue dipped 4.2 percent to $401 million. Profits per equity partner also declined nearly $100,000 in 2018, down 8.8 percent year-over-year to $1.019 million.

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