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Latham, With High Demand Across Practices, Posts Double-Digit Revenue, Profit Gains
"It wasn't a year where expense savings or head count reduction in any way shape or form led to the really nice year that we had," said firm leader Rich Trobman.
DLA Piper Restructures US Management Team to Support Single Chair Model
In naming an 11-member team to support Americas chair Frank Ryan, the overriding goal is to make the firm more client-centric and competitive, he said.
DLA Piper Restructures US Management Team to Support Single Chair Model
The management team also includes three managing directors, two of which are based in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Debevoise Opens in San Francisco, Following Clients That Pulled It Through the Pandemic
Debevoise presiding partner Michael Blair said that despite the success of remote work many clients still prefer local outside counsel.
Big Firms Headed Off 'Great Unknowns' by Pre-Paying Bills
Am Law 200 firms leaders said they wanted to get a jump-start on reducing this year's risk by prepaying more so than usual.
Litigation-Heavy O'Melveny Sees Flat Revenue, 6% Profit Increase
With two-thirds of its practice mix coming from litigation, court closures were a blow. Yet profits per equity partner increased for a sixth straight year.
Compensation Snapshot: O'Melveny's Lisa Monaco, Biden Pick for Deputy Attorney General
Lisa Monaco, a non-equity partner serving as co-chair of O'Melveny's data-security and privacy practice, earned hundreds of thousands of dollars in income from the firm and for consulting and advisory work for clients including Apple Inc., according to a newly released financial disclosure that was filed as part of the nomination process.
Compensation Snapshot: O'Melveny's Lisa Monaco, Biden Pick for Deputy Attorney General
Lisa Monaco, a non-equity partner serving as co-chair of O'Melveny's data-security and privacy practice, earned hundreds of thousands of dollars in income from the firm and for consulting and advisory work done outside of the firm, according to a newly released financial disclosure that was filed as part of the nomination process.
Troutman Pepper, Greenberg Traurig Lure In-House Leaders to Firm Life
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