The top 25 firm has posted a 24% hike in turnover, equating to a £27.4m increase on last year’s figure of £115.6m.
The results put Bird & Bird among the strongest performers of the year so far and means revenues grew more this year than last year, when the firm reported a 19.5% increase in turnover.
Other strong performers include Field Fisher Waterhouse - which reported turnover growth of 30% to hit £88m - and Herbert Smith and Norton Rose, where revenues grew by 25% and 27% respectively.
Bird & Bird chief executive officer David Kerr said: “The financial performance is very encouraging and we are well placed to see continued growth by way of our strategy of targeted international expansion.”
Last month Bird & Bird announced its biggest-ever partnership round, making up a record 14 associates to partner. The promotions took the partnership to 187 overall.Have your say on all the end-of-year financials with the Legal Week Wiki results special.
