After years of stagnant revenue and dwindling head count, the 401-lawyer law firm posted a 10% jump in revenue and 12% more profits per partner as practices including corporate, M&A, intellectual property, and private wealth and tax saw high demand.
February 24, 2021 at 05:31 PM
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Chris Balch had spent just five months at the helm of Holland & Hart when the pandemic hit.
With Balch’s late-2019 promotion, the 401-lawyer Denver firm pledged to implement new service models and invest in technology and process efficiencies following years of rising revenue per lawyer but stagnant revenue and profits and declining head count.
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