Norton Rose has posted a marginal drop in turnover for the last financial year, with an announcement on profit per equity partner (PEP) delayed while the firm finalises its 2009-10 figures. The UK top 10 firm saw revenues fall by 2% over the year to £307m, from a total of £314m taken in during 2008-09.
June 18, 2010 at 06:25 AM
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Norton Rose has posted a marginal drop in turnover for the last financial year, with an announcement on profit per equity partner (PEP) delayed while the firm finalises its 2009-10 figures.
The UK top 10 firm saw revenues fall by 2% over the year to £307m, from a total of £314m taken in during 2008-09.
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