5 December 2016
NZ Law Firms Expecting Revenue Growth in 2017
Annual ALPMA / Crowe Horwath survey shows financially healthy NZ legal sector planning for further growth in 2017.
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5 December 2016
Annual ALPMA / Crowe Horwath survey shows financially healthy NZ legal sector planning for further growth in 2017.
The 2016 ALPMA/Crowe Horwath New Zealand Legal Industry Financial Performance Benchmarking Study survey was conducted in September - November, 2016. More than forty firms from across New Zealand participated in the study.
3 March 2016
This year, law firm participants in the 2015 Financial Performance Benchmarking Study of Australian Law Firms were provided the opportunity to rank, assess and rate their financial performance against peers using Crowe Horwath’s online proprietary tool, Open Measures.
2 March 2016
A new study of Australian law firms suggests the profession has moved on from a period of consolidation and profit protection in the previous twelve months to a position where they are both expecting and planning to increase rates of full time hires and elevate more lawyers to partner positions.
In 2015 more than 100 firms participated in the study. Participants will be provided with a log-in to Open Measures, Crowe Horwath's powerful benchmarking tool, to interrogate their results and visualise their performance to similar firms across eight key performance indicators on 23 February, 2016.
The inaugural ALPMA/Crowe Horwath New Zealand Legal Industry Financial Performance Benchmarking study was conducted in July - August, 2015. Thirty firms from across New Zealand participated in the study. New ALPMA/Crowe Horwath survey shows financially healthy NZ legal sector planning for growth.
10 October 2015
New ALPMA/Crowe Horwath survey shows financially healthy NZ legal sector planning for growth A new survey of New Zealand law firms shows the sector is expecting an average of five per cent growth in the next financial year - building on gross profit margins* that currently average nearly 80 per cent.