A "noticeable slowdown" in the real estate market, a continuation of strong lateral recruiting and a fiscal year that ended three months into 2008 made for a year of mixed results for Fox Rothschild. Still, the firm saw yet another year of substantial growth in gross revenue, moving 17.5 percent, to $181 million. Administrative partner Mark Silow said the revenue jump was due to a 25 percent increase in attorney headcount as well as rate increases that were implemented earlier in the firm's fiscal year.
June 11, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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A “noticeable slowdown” in the real estate market, a continuation of strong lateral recruiting and a fiscal year that ended three months into 2008 made for a year of mixed results for Fox Rothschild.
The firm saw yet another year of substantial growth in gross revenue, moving 17.5 percent from $154 million to $181 million.
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