Boston firms increased revenue in 2022, but some still dropped on Am Law list

Boston's four biggest corporate law firms all increased revenue last year—but for two firms, that revenue bump wasn't enough to boost them up The American Lawyer's annual list of the 100 biggest U.S. firms.

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