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‘Unprecedented success’ – Hogan Lovells breaks $3bn revenue barrier as Cadwalader vote nears

‘Unprecedented success’ – Hogan Lovells breaks $3bn revenue barrier as Cadwalader vote nears

Hogan Lovells has posted a double-digit revenue hike for 2025 to reach almost $3.3bn, as the firm nears a partner vote on its planned merger with Cadwalader.

The 11% growth in revenue to $3.285bn comes against a near 15% hike in PEP to $3.52m, with the results coming after December’s news that the firm has agreed a tie-up with Cadwalader, New York’s oldest law firm.

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