Norton Rose’s litigation practice boosted revenues by 26% last year, with the firm now aiming to make one-fifth of its fee income from the group by 2012. The practice brought in £34.8m in turnover during 2008-09 – beating its budget target by 2% to increase revenues by 26%. In contrast, the firm’s revenues as a whole grew by only 6% to £314m.
June 18, 2009 at 04:38 AM
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With the practice’s results equating to 12% of firm’s turnover, litigation proves a winner for Norton Rose
Norton Rose’s litigation practice boosted revenues by 26% last year, with the firm now aiming to make one-fifth of its fee income from the group by 2012.
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