Key numbers dropped at Fulbright & Jaworski, partly due to a reduced lawyer count and activities that didn’t generate revenue, such as electing a new chairman and undertaking the due diligence involved in a 2013 merger with London-based Norton Rose, says Ken Stewart, chairman of Fulbright & Jaworski’s executive committee.
But, Stewart notes, the 2012 revenue per lawyer of $740,000 matches the firm’s RPL of the previous year.
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