DWF has become the latest firm to unveil its figures for the first half of the financial year, reporting a 12.5% increase in fee income. The firm recorded an income of £28m, with litigation, private client work and insurance all showing significant increases on the corresponding period last year.DWF managing partner Andrew Leaitherland attributed the firm's growth to the recruitment of new lawyers and consulting with clients to better direct their work.
November 11, 2008 at 03:48 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
DWF has become the latest firm to unveil its figures for the first half of the financial year, reporting a 12.5% increase in fee income.
The firm recorded an income of £28m, with litigation, private client work and insurance all showing significant increases on the corresponding period last year.
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