Thus, 30% of revenue came from litigation and foreclosures, 16.2% came from mergers and acquisitions, 10.5% from infrastructure projects, 9.8% from utilities and environment, 9.2% from banking and the stock market, 9.2% from energy.
“We have managed to restructure our client portfolio and, at the same time, conclude the reevaluation and restructuring of our activity, becoming more efficient,” said Doru Catalin Bostina, the firm’s managing partner.
The firm has 18 secondary headquarters, four offices in Austria, Cyprus, Switzerland and Moldova, and 130 lawyers and consultants.