The New York-based firm, having made one of 2016's most notable lateral hires in Scott Barshay, saw gross revenue rise to $1.22 billion last year, while profits per partner jumped to $4.38 million.
February 17, 2017 at 05:42 PM
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Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison saw gross revenue rise 10.12 percent in 2016, to $1.222 billion, a record year for the 959-lawyer firm.
Profits per partner rose 7.1 percent, to $4.38 million, and revenue per lawyer jumped 13.4 percent, to $1.27 million. The number of partners stayed flat at 139, with overall head count at the firm reaching 959, a slight increase over 2015.
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