"Employees are aware that they have far more leverage against their employers than they may have had in the past," said Fisher & Phillips' leader, leading to more work for the firm.
February 25, 2022 at 02:52 PM
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Editor’s note: This is part of a series of articles detailing how law firms fared financially in 2021, leading up to the Am Law 100 report on April 26 and the Am Law 200 report on May 24. The full collection is available here.
Atlanta-based labor and employment law firm Fisher & Phillips saw a 9.8% increase in gross revenue and a 12.4% jump in net income in 2021, a year the firm’s leader called an “era of employee empowerment” that’s led to more demand for the firm’s services.
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