DLA Piper added 8% to its global top line in 2018, making for consecutive years of growth following a dip in 2016.
The firm’s global revenue rose to $2.84bn, up on last year’s $2.63bn and continuing a bounce back from when the firm’s total turnover dipped below $2.5bn in 2016 because of exchange rate fluctuations across its international business, which is divided between an international LLP and a US LLP.
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