Profits at Dorsey reached $672,000 (£343,000) last year, representing a 30% surge from the previous year’s mark of $505,000 (£256,500).
Total revenue, meanwhile, grew by 11% from $329.5m (£168.9m) to a new mark of $366m (£186.9m).
Managing partner Marianne Short said the results exceeded all the targets Dorsey had set for the year, with corporate, tax litigation and capital markets cited as strong performers for the firm.
Short said the year ahead would see the firm focus on sectors including financial services, healthcare and life sciences, energy and natural resources, while
Dorsey also said it intends to increase the amount of pro bono work from 3% to 5% of total billable hours during 2008 to 2010.
Klaas added: “We are already racketing up our pro bono service, from representation of Caribbean juveniles in capital cases to adoption of
The results come with a number of rival
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