Riding a surge of class-action work, Stinson grew its top line by 3.7%, to about $283.6 million, while boosting profits roughly 2% to $849,000 last year.
The firm, which also got a bump from labor and employment, intellectual property and energy work, saw “several retirements” in 2023 as well, said managing partner Allison Murdock, and as a consequence, its equity partner tier fell a little more than 8%. Net income shrank 6.4%, to $88.3 million, but nonequity compensation grew 12.4%, to $51.8 million.
