Husch Blackwell, Shook Hardy and Polsinelli—all with roots in the Show-Me state—had profits per equity growth last year above 16%.
March 17, 2021 at 05:00 AM
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This article has been updated to include comments from Armstrong Teasdale and firm financial details.
Big firms in the Show-Me State last year stood their ground, with several posting solid profit or revenue gains.
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