McDermott, Will & Emery continued its postrecession recovery in 2013, registering a second consecutive year of solid financial results, according to The American Lawyer‘s reporting.

Prior to the recent reversal, Chicago-based McDermott had seen its gross revenue drop for three straight years, with almost $190 million, or 24 percent, wiped from its topline between 2009 and 2011. The firm rebounded to post a 5 percent increase in gross revenue in 2012, and grew its topline by another 3.5 percent, to $881 million, in 2013.

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