Reed Smith increased gross revenue in 2007 by 38.5 percent, due largely to its completion of two mergers that gave the firm about 400 more attorneys. And there is some talk that the firm is in merger discussions again, this time with a firm with New York ties. In response to a question about whether the firm was talking to Anderson Kill, a managing partner said "it's no secret that New York is a very important market for us, and we have been open about both our desire and intention to grow in that market."
January 10, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on National Law Journal
Reed Smith increased its gross revenue in 2007 by 38.5 percent, due in large part to two mergers completed last year that gave the firm nearly an additional 400 attorneys.
And there is some talk that the firm is currently in merger discussions again, this time with a firm that has strong New York ties.
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