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Trib 25 - 2011

The Connecticut Law Tribune

July 11, 2012

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It’s the time of year when the Law Tribune takes the pulse of Connecticut’s biggest law firms. The Trib 25 ranks law firms according to 2011 gross revenues, but our charts offer much more – revenues per lawyer, profits per partner and financial snapshots of Connecticut offices of major out-of-state firms. The data is accompanied by articles on initiatives launched by the top firms last year and their expectations for the next 12 months.

 

• Moving Forward In Fits And Starts: Diversified Practices Help Boost Recovering Connecticut Firms

 

• National Firms Experience In-State Growth Spurt: Revenues, Attorney Head Counts On Uptick

 

• The Methodology: Caveat Reader

 

• The Charts: Gross Revenues, Profits Per Partner, Revenue Per Lawyer



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