Simon Malko, managing partner, Morris Manning & Martin (Courtesy photo)
Managing partner Simon Malko, who succeeded Louise Wells this year, said the firm is determined to grow on its own terms.
March 29, 2019 at 02:15 PM
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Morris Manning & Martin had another good year in 2018, with revenue growing 7.4 percent to $139.4 million on top of an 8.4 percent increase the prior year.
Net income was relatively flat, increasing 0.9 percent to $50.1 million (after a 12.6 percent jump in 2017), but that was enough to push up profit per equity partner (PEP) by 3.3 percent to $1,211,000. Revenue per lawyer (RPL) increased 6.2 percent to $818,000.
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