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Law Firm Financials Are Looking A Little Less Depressing
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Biglaw
May 2023
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We knew the pendulum would start to swing back after we set low tide marks the last couple of quarters.
-- William Josten, manager for enterprise legal content at the Thomson Reuters Institute, in comments given to Reuters, on the results of the latest Law Firm Financial Index, which tracks key financial metrics across large and midsize law firms. The LFFI rose 14 points in 2023's first quarter, the first increase since the second quarter of 2021, with demand up by 0.1%, while rates surged by ~5.5%.
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we knew the pendulum would start to swing back after we set low tide marks the last couple of quarters.
a?? william josten
manager for enterprise legal content at the thomson reuters institute
in comments given to reuters
on the results of the latest law firm financial index
which tracks key financial metrics across large and midsize law firms. the lffi rose 14 points in 2023a??s first quarter
the first increase since the second quarter of 2021
with demand up by 0.1%
while rate
