For most of Florida's seven Am Law firms, 2016 brought growth in revenue but patchwork results in other key metrics.
June 12, 2017 at 12:00 AM
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For most of Florida’s seven Am Law 200 firms, 2016 brought growth in revenue but patchwork results in other key metrics.
Six of the seven firms saw revenue growth last year, but only two saw any forward movement in revenue per lawyer—a metric that firm managers and analysts say is a key indicator of law firm health.
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