Wolf Block saw increases in all major financial indicators and would have seen more had its fiscal year not ended Jan. 31, says Chairman Mark Alderman, who adds that the firm is pleased with a 10 percent increase in revenue, 5 percent jump in revenue per lawyer and 3.5 percent increase in profits per equity partner. Last year also saw merger talks with Cozen O'Connor fall through, though the experience didn't sour Wolf Block on the idea. Alderman said the firm is still talking with possible merger partners.
March 06, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on National Law Journal
Wolf Block saw increases in all of its major financial indicators and would have seen more had its fiscal year not ended Jan. 31, according to the firm’s chairman.
Mark Alderman said Wolf Block’s latest financial report would have been stronger if it concluded 90 days earlier, but the firm was still pleased with a 10 percent increase in revenue, 5 percent jump in revenue per lawyer (RPL) and 3.5 percent increase in profits per equity partner (PPP).
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