Revenue at eight major firms in the San Francisco Bay Area was mostly flat in 2010. And firms continued to shrink, with head count dropping at six of the eight. Extreme caution about hiring remains the rule -- even at firms like Morrison & Foerster, where revenue per lawyer was up a healthy 6 percent.
February 02, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Grappling with a spotty recovery, law firms continued to pinch pennies to pump up profits last year. To view a full chart, click here (paid subscriptioin required).
Revenue at eight major firms in the California Bay Area was mostly flat in 2010. And firms continued to shrink, with head count dropping at six of the eight.
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