DLA Piper continued to expand its global business at a greater rate than the magic circle last year, according to Legal Week's global rankings, which account for revenues generated across both UK and international profit centres. Combined revenues for DLA's international and US partnerships grew by 9.9% to £1.54bn for 2012, 50.7% of which came from the international partnership, which includes UK revenues. Global lawyer headcount grew 13.9%, while partner numbers fell 2.7%. The results consolidate the firm's status at the pinnacle of the global revenue rankings for UK firms, ahead of second-placed Clifford Chance, which recorded a 2.5% fall in revenue to £1.27bn.
August 01, 2013 at 07:03 PM
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Mixed showing from magic circle sees DLA take step ahead as Herbert Smith Freehills merger makes impact
DLA Piper continued to expand its global business at a greater rate than the magic circle last year, according to Legal Week‘s global rankings, which account for revenues generated across both UK and international profit centres.
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