Crowell & Moring had a banner year in 2009. Gross revenue jumped 14.5 percent, climbing from $296 million to $339 million. Revenue per lawyer increased by 9 percent to $809,231. Kent Gardiner, the firm's chairman, attributed the surge in revenue to strong litigation, antitrust and government contracts practices. He also credited greater use of alternative billing arrangements with helping the firm bring in new clients and receive additional business from existing clients.
February 24, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Crowell & Moring had a banner year in 2009. Gross revenue jumped 14.5 percent, climbing from $296 million to $339 million. Revenue per lawyer increased by 9 percent to $809,231.
Net compensation to equity partners increased 17.69 percent, rising to $102.9 million. And PPP swelled by 9.86 percent, going from $999,765 to $1.098 million.
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