Pepper Hamilton increased its gross revenue during 2006 by 12 percent, but saw slower growth in its revenue per lawyer and profits per equity partner (PPP) than during the prior two years. The firm would have had a higher PPP if it had not consistently increased the number of equity partners over the past few years, said executive partner Robert E. Heideck, adding, "We're not going to focus the management of our firm or our partner complement merely to have a higher number in one of the Am Law categories."
February 21, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Pepper Hamilton increased its gross revenue during 2006 by 12 percent, but saw slower growth in its revenue per lawyer and profits per equity partner than it did during the previous two years.
The increases did come, however, despite growth in the firm’s equity partner tier and no change in its non-equity partner group.
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