Lewis Roca Rothgerber Christie, an Am Law 200 firm that has pulled off a series of mergers in recent years, posted mostly flat financial results in 2015. But the firm, which has strong ties to the gaming industry, is gambling on future growth as it seeks to become a national name in the legal industry.
February 26, 2016 at 04:14 PM
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In 2015, Lewis Roca Rothgerber Christie hit a turning point, said the firm’s managing partner, Kenneth Van Winkle Jr.
While the firm spent much of the year working toward a merger with the IP boutique Christie, Parker & Hale, a union that added a name to its shingle, it was also able to boost gross revenue a slight 1.6 percent, to $124.5 million.
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