Ballard Spahr chairman Mark Stewart said that even as 2019 was still getting underway, he expected the year to be flat after a significant jump in gross revenue in 2018. He was about right.

The Philadelphia-based Am Law 100 firm reported only modest revenue gains for 2019 amid challenges both expected and unexpected, and as it made adjustments to partner ranks that were complicated by its single-tier model.

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