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fromAbove the Law
3 days ago

Why Your Practice Is Burning Money And How You Can Do Better - Above the Law

Uncollected earned revenue causes growth to slow, cash flow to tighten, and reduced profitability; minimizing revenue leakage requires awareness, appropriate tools, and disciplined financial oversight.
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fromABA Journal
2 weeks ago

Responding to merger talks claim, Cadwalader says 'we regularly evaluate our strategy,' but finances are strong

Cadwalader reports strong finances and growth—75 hires in 2025 and expected revenue above $600 million—while saying merger approaches are common and it remains standalone.
fromAbove the Law
2 months ago

Plugging The Profit Leaks: How Your Firm Can Stop Burning Money - Above the Law

If your firm is not collecting earned revenue, growth will slow, cash flow will tighten, and profitability will suffer. Fortunately, revenue and profit leakage can be minimized with awareness, the right tools, and disciplined financial oversight. Join our expert panel on Sept. 25 at 2pm ET to explore common sources of profit leakage and practical, actionable tactics for improvement. The discussion will include: Concrete examples of how profit leakage can occur
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