Eleven years since the historic merger between London’s Norton Rose and Houston’s Fulbright & Jaworski, Norton Rose Fulbright is steadily making strides towards its growth. Having adopted the approach of “doing more with less”, the Swiss verein also had a remarkable financial year to report.
It registered its highest gross revenue last year, despite having its lowest full-time equivalent (FTE) attorney head count since the trans-Atlantic merger. The firm, which once employed around 3,500 attorneys and earned less than $2 billion, witnessed an increase in demand across its platform, as stated by the U.S. managing partner Jeff Cody.
While some may raise brows at the recent management exits within the company, it’s clear that Norton Rose Fulbright has succeeded in carving out a path of growth amid potentially turbulent times. However, more in-depth details about the company’s financial performance and its management changes remain under wraps due to the source’s paywall restrictions.
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