After a busy year of recruitment and mergers, Buchanan Ingersoll has produced improved financials, including significant increases in gross revenue and profits per equity partner for its last fiscal year. The numbers mark the first time in five years that the Pittsburgh-based firm's gross revenue has increased. But for Buchanan's CEO, the most important indicator of the firm's success is not the often-touted profits per equity partner but the firm's revenue per lawyer, up by almost 11 percent.
February 17, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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After a busy year of recruitment and mergers, Buchanan Ingersoll has produced improved financials, including significant increases in gross revenue and profits per equity partner for its last fiscal year, which ended Dec. 31, 2005.
The numbers mark the first time in five years that the Pittsburgh-based firm’s gross revenue has increased.
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