How profitable is your firm? This is typically an easy question to answer. Total up all firm revenues and then subtract all firm costs. The net result is the profits of the firm.
Profitability Analysis: The First Steps
If your firm has a number of legal departments, how does one determine the profitability (or economic contribution) of each? Delving further into a specific department, how do you measure the profitability of a practice area?
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