Estimated gross fees for firms in private practice and contribution to overseas earnings
Estimated gross fees for firms in private practice and contribution to overseas earnings
Fees of firms by size – 1990 – 1998 (page 46/71).
German data on profitability and income of legal expense insurance providers (page 5).
Gross fees trends 1993-1999, Overseas earnings 1993-1999, proportion of gross fees from legal aid 1989-2000, Gross fees per fee earner type, per solicitor, by size of firm, and per region. PPE.
Pages 39- 51
A quarter of family barristers have taxable profits lower than
Estimated gross fees for firms in private practice
Range of financial data – Charts 4-6 – including global legal services.
Breakdown of top 50 global law firms. Table 7
Estimated gross fees for firms in private practice and contribution to overseas earnings
Report focuses on diversity findings of a survey that achieved a 35% response rate from the self-employed bar. Provides detailed tables of findings. Overheads and expenses accounted for between 11% and 30% of barristers turnover. Median billings data
Top 10 UK firm turnover and profitability (2008) shown on page 39.
Top ten UK firms – 2003 to 2006 (page 10) – turnover up by 53%
Turnover of survey participation organisations (page 17).
Turnover table for largest law firms – page 6.
Gross fees trends 1994-2000, Overseas earnings 1994-2000, proportion of gross fees from legal aid 1989-2000, Gross fees per fee earner type, per solicitor, by size of firm, and per region. PPE.
Pages 37 – 46
Legal services generated
Murgitroyd & Co – a European patent and trade mark attorney practice that floated on AIM in 2001 with the goal of pan-European expansion (Execution Noble was the
Nomad). It has achieved this and turnover has gone from a
Estimated gross fees for firms in private practice
Predicts 2.3% growth in 2010 and 2.9% growth in 2011 in legal sector.