The UK's top 100 law firms managed to shake off the effects of the downturn to maintain double-digit growth in the fourth quarter of the last financial year, according to research from professional services leader Deloitte. The organisation's quarterly survey found firms saw revenues grow by 12% over the period, giving the group an average increase in turnover for the full year of 13.2%.
June 12, 2008 at 01:52 AM
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The UK’s top 100 law firms managed to shake off the effects of the downturn to maintain double-digit growth in the fourth quarter of the last financial year, according to research from professional services leader Deloitte.
The organisation’s quarterly survey found firms saw revenues grow by 12% over the period, giving the group an average increase in turnover for the full year of 13.2%.
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