Sprecher Grier Halberstam
UK 200 RESULTS 2010
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=171
UP
10.5
140
244
389
75
43
27
6
115
UP
10.5
140
244
389
75
43
27
6
115
City firm Sprecher Grier Halberstam continues to grow. Revenue rose from £9.2m to £10.5m at the end of its 30 June 2010 financial year. The full-service firm’s headcount also grew, with the investment in strategic lateral hires over recent months aimed at filling floorspace in the firm’s new Fenchurch Street office, putting a dent into net profit.
Last year, however, that was back on track, with the firm making a £3.8m profit, a 37 per cent margin. Litigation was the largest practice area, generating 36 per cent of turnover, followed by property at 22.5 per cent.
UK 200 RESULTS 2009
Position:
Movement since 2008
Turnover (£M):
Revenue per fee-earner (£K):
Revenue per lawyer (£K):
Revenue per partner (£K):
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Total number of qualified lawyers:
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Total number of female partners:
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Movement since 2008
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Revenue per fee-earner (£K):
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175=
NEW ENTRY
8.4
115
233
336
73
36
25
6
112
NEW ENTRY
8.4
115
233
336
73
36
25
6
112
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