Following a 2011 fiscal year in which its revenue stayed nearly flat, Saul Ewing saw its 2012 revenue shoot up 7.8 percent despite only a modest increase in headcount.
Managing partner David S. Antzis attributed this financial growth spurt to a “strategic vision” focused on improving client service and increasing market share, which enabled the firm to snag some significant work from the jaws of its larger competition.
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