Preliminary results for 2007-08 show the firm’s turnover jumped by 13% to £479m, up from £425m last year.
PEP saw a similar percentage increase, jumping by around 12% from £592,000 to £662,000.
The growth means partners at the top of the lockstep will pocket £826,000 compared with £732,000 last year. The bottom of the equity now stands at £413,000, up from £366,000.
The results show a marked improvement on last year when turnover grew by just over 7% and PEP by just under 5%.
They also reflect the firm’s increasingly international nature, with billings outside
Managing partner David Harris (pictured) told Legal Week: “In contrast to our competitors we have had a different pattern where in each quarter we have seen growth. The
He added: “We are trying to build sustainable performance that will help the firm in the medium term and beyond.”