Revenue Tops $2 Billion at Hogan Lovells, Led by Corporate Practice
CEO Steve Immelt said he expects more growth to be driven by the tech sector and the Chinese market this year.
February 23, 2018 at 06:59 AM
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Hogan Lovells joined the $2 billion club in global revenues for the first time in 2017, despite what the firm described as a relatively slow start to the year.
Overall revenue grew nearly six percentage points, reaching $2.036 billion. Profits per equity partner increased 2.4 percent, topping $1.28 million, and revenue per lawyer ticked up almost 3 percent to just under $760,000, according to preliminary ALM reporting.
Hogan Lovells ranked No. 8 by revenue among the Am Law 100 last year, based on its performance in 2016. This year's rankings will be released in the May issue of The American Lawyer.
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