Many large law firm leaders were counting on aggressive rate increases coming into 2023. Some analysts said if they didn’t get them, they’d have to start living with lower profits—or start laying off people.

But a new report suggests the Am Law 200 can have their cake and eat it too, by keeping rate increases and personnel where they are, in hopes of a comeback in demand later this year.

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