Revenue improved by 11.7% at Hunton Andrews Kurth in 2021, despite a 4.6% drop in total lawyer head count.
April 18, 2022 at 04:38 PM
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Boosted by demand across a range of practices, Hunton Andrews Kurth posted double-digit increases in key financial metrics in 2021, including an 11.7% increase in revenue despite a 4.6% dip in lawyer head count.
“It was a terrific year on top of a very strong year last year,” Wally Martinez, the firm’s managing partner for 16 years, said.
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Wally Martinez, managing partner with Hunton Andrews Kurth. Courtesy photo
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