Despite a management change and the defection of three practice group leaders and other top partners, Dorsey & Whitney reported a 3.8 percent increase in gross revenue in 2014, to $338.5 million, while profits per partner and revenue also improved.
January 30, 2015 at 05:53 PM
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Minneapolis-based Dorsey & Whitney saw gross revenue increase by 3.8 percent to $338.5 million in 2014, while revenue per lawyer also grew by 3.8 percent, to $675,000. But the real jump was in profits per partner, which increased by 11 percent, to $605,000.
“We’ve very happy with our performance,” says managing partner Kenneth Cutler, who has worked at the firm for 41 years and calls 2014 the most profitable year in its history.
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