*The story has been updated to include additional comments from lobbyists.
While 2016 ended with a slight drop in overall spending on lobbying in Trenton, the top 10 law firms that lobby the New Jersey Statehouse saw an 8.6 percent increase in revenues over the previous year, according to statistics released on Thursday by the state’s Election Law Enforcement Commission.
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