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As They Plan Expansion, Most of Big Law in Missouri Grew Revenue and Profits Last Year
Among nine Am Law 200 firms from the Show Me State, the majority saw gains in revenue, RPL and average profits per equity partner.With Scale Top of Mind, More Law Firms Are Willing to Put Merger Option on Table
"People are just more willing to listen about the future and creating connections, than in previous years," noted one Am Law 200 leader.Two More Am Law 200 Firms Start Year With New Leaders
Sheppard Mullin tapped Chicago-based employment partner Kevin Cloutier to serve as the firm's co-managing partner, while St. Louis-founded Armstrong Teasdale named corporate partner Richard Engel managing partner.Law Firm Leasing Activity Through Q3 Nearly Outpaces All of 2022
A Q3 leasing report from Savills Legal Tenant Practice Group finds that a growing number of firms are expanding their space with new leases.Am Law 200 Interest in Missouri Ramps Up, as Quarles Launches in St. Louis
The Gateway City's industry strength in practices such as health care and financial services caught the attention of Quarles.View more book results for the query "Armstrong Teasdale LLP"
Katten Lays Off Lawyers and Staff While Deferring Some Associates
"The decision reflects the reality of the business environment in which we find ourselves," the firm said.Associate Lateral Moves Remain Depressed Even as Partner Moves Bounce Back
U.S. lateral moves were down 41% in the second quarter, though most of the impact was at the associate level. If partner hiring is a leading indicator, firms may already be bouncing back from a quieter period at the start of the year, according to newly released data.Armstrong Teasdale Lets Go of 24 Staff, 11 Lawyers
Firm leaders said the staff reduction comes amid an effort to streamline the firm's operations, while the lawyer reductions come after a review of productivity and performance.Law Firm Mergers May Accelerate in Second Half of 2023
The timeframe for completing a merger is lengthening, and the likelihood of a roadblock is greater, but "given the level of activity," Fairfaix analysts anticipate an acceleration in completed deals.In Chicago, Larger Law Firms Were Up and Smaller Firms Slowed Down
Second Hundred firms from the Windy City tended to see slower growth than the rest of the industry.Revenue, Profit, Cash: Managing Law Firms for Success
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