Philadelphia-based Fox Rothschild was the rare Pennsylvania firm whose revenue rose by a higher percentage than its profits per partner in 2010. The firm’s gross revenue in 2010 was about $239.3 million, up nearly 10.3 percent from 2009, when its gross revenue was about $217 million.
Meanwhile, its profits per equity partner (PPP) grew by 3.6 percent, from about $550,000 in 2009 to about $570,000 in 2010.
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