Gibbons, which has experienced relative stagnation in earnings over the past several years, took a slight step back in revenue in fiscal 2015—due at least in part to a reduction in attorney ranks.
The Newark firm did see some metrics improve—such as a $3 million jump in profit—but gross revenue declined by 1.8 percent, to $108 million.
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