Reed Smith has chalked up 40% growth in turnover for 2003 after securing a series of ambitious mergers.
The 1,000-lawyer US firm saw 2003 revenue soar to $441m (£233.9m), up 40% from 2002′s total of $314m (£166.5m).
Legal Week reports
February 26, 2004 at 07:03 PM
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Reed Smith has chalked up 40% growth in turnover for 2003 after securing a series of ambitious mergers.
The 1,000-lawyer US firm saw 2003 revenue soar to $441m (£233.9m), up 40% from 2002′s total of $314m (£166.5m).
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