Despite one of their most challenging years since the early 1990s, the leading U.S. law firms continue to dwarf their U.K. counterparts in revenues and profits.
April 27, 2016 at 04:58 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Global Lawyer News
If the latest snapshot of financial performance across the largest U.S. law firms in 2015 is any indication of what we should expect to see from U.K. firms this year, then the omens are not looking great.
The Am Law 100 financial rankings, exclusively compiled by Legal Week’s U.S. sister title, The American Lawyer, reveal a mixed performance across the group despite a buoyant local M&A market.
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