Houthoff Buruma and Loyens & Loeff have emerged as the top legal performers in the Dutch legal market, with the firms reporting larger revenue increases in 2008 than their rivals. Houthoff, which is the fourth-largest law firm in the Netherlands by number of advisers, managed double-digit growth in turnover during calendar year 2008, with revenues growing by 10% from €102m (£91m) to €112.7m (£100.6m). The firm initially reported a near 10% increase in revenues last year but has since readjusted its 2007 figure down from €106.4m (£95m) to €102m.
May 21, 2009 at 12:13 AM
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Houthoff and Loyens keep the top line growing in 2008 while DeBrauw and NautaDutilh suffer revenue falls
Houthoff Buruma and Loyens & Loeff have emerged as the top legal performers in the Dutch legal market, with the firms reporting larger revenue increases in 2008 than their rivals.
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