Last year proved to be profitable for New Jersey law firms with practices fueled by government work, according to data released Thursday by the state Election Law Enforcement Commission.
The top 10 law firms awarded contracts earned $71.57 million in fees in 2016, an increase of $9.27 million—or almost 15 percent—over the year before, ELEC said.
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