A year after it merged with Miami-based Jorden Burt, Carlton Fields—now known as Carlton Fields Jorden Burt—has rocketed up the AmLaw 200 chart with gross revenue jumping 25 percent to $215.5 million.
Gary Sasso, president and CEO of the Tampa-based law firm, said the financial results for the first full year of the merger were in line with expectations. That includes a 25 percent rise in lawyer head count from 272 to 339, a 13 percent jump in net income to $61.5 million and steady profits per partner of $830,000.
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