The Am Law 200 reversed course in 2016, posting gains in gross revenue after experiencing a decline in 2015. But that average gain of 1.2 percent, coupled with similar increases in revenue per lawyer and profits per equity partner, masked some weakness in many firms’ results. As our overview story shows, a “hollow middle” is emerging.
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The Second Hundred rebounded from 2015, growing revenue 1.2 percent in 2016. Seven firms saw double-digit increases in gross revenue, while another seven saw double-digit declines.
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