Mayer Brown had a largely flat fiscal year in 2010, according to figures reported by the firm. Gross revenue dropped 1 percent, to $1.107 billion, after plummeting almost 14 percent in 2009.
January 21, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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Mayer Brown had a largely flat fiscal year in 2010, according to figures reported by the firm.
Gross revenue at the 1645-lawyer firm was down for the second year in a row, dropping one percent to $1.107 billion in 2010 after plummeting almost 14 percent in 2009. Average profits per equity partner inched up one percent to $1.07 million. Mayer Brown’s profit margin remained static at 26 percent.
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