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Firms Adding Financial Analysts to Calculate Profitability

Law firms are increasingly adding new staff members and software to calculate their profitability, helping firms determine partner compensation and make other business decisions.

5 minute read February 01, 2021 at 12:05 AM
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Andrew Maloney
Firms Adding Financial Analysts to Calculate Profitability

Law firms are increasingly adding new staff members and software to calculate their profitability, helping firms determine partner compensation and make other business decisions.

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