CEO Joe Conroy said work for emerging companies, along with success in winning capital markets and antitrust matters, helped boost profits 6 percent.
January 31, 2013 at 05:20 AM
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SAN FRANCISCO Cooley saw revenue climb 9 percent to $617 million in 2012, propelled by steady demand for emerging company expertise and the firm’s focus on high-value work.
Revenue per lawyer and profits per partner also reached new heights. Cooley’s revenue per lawyer rose 6 percent to $975,000, and the firm’s profits per equity partner were nearly $1.5 million, up almost 10 percent from 2011.
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