Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr, which started out in 2017 simply as Saul Ewing, saw revenue increase by more than $66 million from 2016 to 2017, thanks to the largest merger in its history.
The firm’s gross revenue grew by 43.7 percent, to $219.3 million. Revenue per lawyer decreased by 3.5 percent to $585,000, as head count grew dramatically. It was a similar story for profits per equity partner, which dropped by 5.1 percent to $555,000.
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