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Revenue up 12 per cent at Hill Dickinson, PEP falls
Hill Dickinson has posted fee income of £82m for the 2008-09 financial year, an increase of 12 per cent on the previous year’s total of £73.1m.
Linklaters is UK's biggest firm after edging past Freshfields
Linklaters has become the largest UK firm by revenue, posting £1.3bn for the 2008-09 financial year and beating Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer by just £11m.
Freshfields overtakes CC with turnover of £1.29bn
Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer has trumped Clifford Chance in turnover terms, posting revenue of £1.29bn for the 2008-09 financial year.
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Guildhall Chambers silk tackles Lions legal role
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Linklaters loses its grip on Barclays as bank announces revamped panel
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Pre-nuptials could become binding after Shackleton loses appeal
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Freshfields on top
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Ashurst advises National Express on nationalisation of East Coast line
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Clifford Chance's PEP slides to £733,000 at end of turbulent year
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BLP boosts litigation practice with Clifford Chance hire
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Clifford Chance spins off Hungarian office
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Linklaters names partner duo to head China practice
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Nabarro's Spanish best friend quits alliance after Gomez-Acebo merger
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Addleshaws PEP down a third as revenues dip by 11 per cent
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Edwin Coe turnover edges up, profit drops by 20 per cent
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DLA Kuwait, Bahrain head to quit
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The Lawyer Awards Winners
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EC3 firms outpace City rivals with record results
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The pitch of the year: Apple seeks sole European legal adviser
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Beachcroft in volume push as it mulls B2 brand expansion
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Ward Hadaway suffers as PEP diminishes by 53 per cent
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IBA stands up for lawyers in Russia
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Wragges’ office move put on ice by developer



