Nearly every line item on the firm's expense statement was under budget in 2020, but the firm's leadership expects the trend to reverse later this year.
February 23, 2021 at 06:12 PM
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It was a lopsided financial year for Stinson, in which gross revenue inched downward but net income and profits per partner skyrocketed amid high productivity and expense savings.
Gross revenue at the Kansas City-based firm dropped by 1.1%, to about $266.2 million and attorney head count fell by about 3.7% to 425 total lawyers.
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