Monday BigLaw Merry-Go-Round (Feb 27, 2017)

Recent reports on lateral hires, financial data, salaries, and hiring trends in BigLaw.

• "Is Your Firm Guilty of Playing Lateral Partner Bingo?," The American Lawyer

• "Preparing for the Unexpected Firm Dissolution," The Recorder

• "It's Official: Norton Rose Fulbright, Chadbourne & Parke Catch Merger Fever," The American Lawyer

• "Big Law and the Case of the Missing Demand," Law.com

• "When Leaving Big Law, the Financial Struggle Is Real," The American Lawyer

• Law Firm Year-End Financial Reporting:
  • "Hogan Lovells Boosts Revenue 6 Percent While Profits Remain Flat," The American Lawyer
  • "Polsinelli Saw Strong Revenue Growth in 2016, But Partner Profits Dropped With Addition of 44 Lawyers," The American Lawyer
  • "Latham Has Another Outstanding Year, With Revenue Surpassing $2.8B," The American Lawyer
  • "Reversing Profit Decline, Covington Posts Double-Digit Growth," The National Law Journal
  • "Shearman & Sterling Sees Revenue rise and Partner Profits Spike," The American Lawyer
  • "Steady Growth for Faegre Baker as Leadership Change Looms," The American Lawyer
  • "Sidley Keeps Revenue, Profits Rising Despite Tougher Market," The American Lawyer
  • "Drinker Biddle Grows Revenue, PPP 6 Percent," The Legal Intelligencer
  • "Partner Profits Break $1M in Another Big Year for Troutman Sanders," Daily Report
  • "McGuireWoods Revenue Up 4 Percent Following Lateral Additions," The American Lawyer
  • "Holland & Knight Sees Strong Growth in Revenue and Income," The American Lawyer
  • "Gross Revenue, Partner Profits Rise at Cahill Gordon," The American Lawyer
  • "Milbank Tweed Reports 'Outstanding' Results for 2016," The American Lawyer
  • "Paul Weiss Reaps Benefits From Star Lateral Hires," The American Lawyer
  • "Slow Collections Drag on Growth at Steptoe," The American Lawyer