Arnall Golden Gregory had a much better year than expected, said the firm's managing partner, Glenn P. Hendrix. The firm's profit per partner in 2010 shot up 24 percent to $585,500 over the previous year, revenue increased by 7 percent and revenue per lawyer increased by 9 percent.
March 11, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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Atlanta-based Arnall Golden Gregory had a much better year than expected, said the firm’s managing partner, Glenn P. Hendrix. “We saw the potential for a good year but we didn’t know until the last two weeks of December that it would turn out so well,” he said.
The firm’s profit per partner shot up 24 percent to $585,500. Revenue increased 7 percent to $62.1 million and revenue per lawyer increased 9 percent to $521,849.
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