Akerman reported an increase in revenue and income in 2018 despite some churning in leadership, with Akerman Chairman Andrew Smulian chalking up the success to strong transactional performance and lateral growth.

Gross revenue rose by 5.1 percent, from $385.2 million to $404.9 million, and net income rose 8.6 percent, from $140.9 million to $153 million. Revenue per lawyer increased 1.8 percent, from $611,00 to $622,00. But profits per equity partner remained almost flat, increasing 0.4 percent, from $672,000 to $675,000.

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