Boston’s Foley Hoag saw a bump up in both gross revenue and profits in 2008. Gross revenue for the firm increased 2.5 percent to $154 million; profits per equity partner rose more than 5 percent to more than $840,000.
The increases were due, in large part, to growth in several areas, including securities, energy and policy work, the firm says. Niche areas within these practices, including an accountants’ liability group, alternative energy group, international disputes group and the government strategies and investigations group all stayed busy in 2008.
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