The firm increased its billing rates for this year and last year, said the firm's leader, noting Quarles has been a bit too modest on rates compared with its peers.
February 17, 2023 at 09:57 AM
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Riding steady client demand, a more aggressive approach on billing rates, and a mix of burgeoning secondary markets, Quarles & Brady notched double-digit gains in revenue, average compensation, and net income in 2022.
The Milwaukee-based firm, which just added 30 lawyers through a combination this year with San Diego labor and employment boutique Paul Plevin, also grew profits per equity partner by about 9.4%—up to $968,000 in 2022.
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Mike Aldana, managing partner of Quarles & Brady. Courtesy photo
