In the second year after the merger that created Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer, the firm grew modestly as it re-embraced its original brand.

Gross revenues at the firm rose 1 percent to $961.2 million, while net income was effectively flat at $383.5 million. Declines in head count, particularly among its partnership, resulted in slightly stronger growth in profits per equity partner (PEP) and revenue per lawyer (RPL).

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