Partners At This Biglaw Firm Took A Haircut Last Year
Profits per equity partner took a hit.
Profits per equity partner took a hit.
Equity partners had a good year.
As federal borrowing caps tighten financing options for law students, one organization is stepping in to negotiate the terms they can't secure alone.
Profits are way up at the firm.
The richest law firm is busy flexing.
As firms slow expansion at the top, remaining equity partners reap the financial rewards.
The firm's profits per equity parter went up 4% last year.
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The highest profits in Biglaw.
Business is good.
Profits are up!
There's a pretty big spread from the top of the profits per equity partner to the bottom in Biglaw.
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The industry is trending up.
Kirkland & Ellis is tops at profits per equity partner.
The firm is already big, but it wants to become more profitable.
The money is rolling in.
Profits ain't what they used to be.