Burges Salmon has posted a 16.3% profit per equity partner (PEP) drop for 2016-17, after what managing partner Peter Morris described as a “challenging” financial year.

The Bristol-based firm also saw a slight decline in revenue, from £87.4m to £87m, with PEP falling from £523,000 to £438,000.

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