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Revenue recovers at DLA Piper as it joins $2.5bn club while profits tumble amid cutbacks

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Legal Business · 26 February 2016 · 1 min read
Financial results DLA Piper

Following a flat 2014, revenue at DLA Piper rose by 2.5% last year as the firm broke the $2.5bn barrier for the first time.

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