Legal Week reports
March 26, 2003 at 07:03 PM
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Dechert has shrugged off the current corporate slump to post a 15% leap in average partner profits and an 8% increase in fee income, Legal Week can reveal.
The results see the top 50 US law firms recording a turnover of $372.6m (£238.8m) for 2002, against a 2001 total of $344m (£220.5m), with average partner profits up from $765,000 (£490,384) to hit $879,000 (£563,461).
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