Catherine Ho writes that K&L Gates and Capitol Counsel both posted a double-digit rise in lobbying fees while Patton Boggs and BGR Groupâs respective revenues fell by 10 percent and 8 percent, respectively.
Akin Gump reported a 7 percent increase in revenue compared to the first quarter of calendar year 2013, according to the report.
âWhat weâre seeing in the market is improved health in demand. Itâs not yet vigorous, but it is getting healthier,â Don Pongrace, head of the public law and policy group at Akin Gump, told the Post.
Holland & Knight hit a nearly 9 percent revenue increase year-over-year, the report says.
Kevin OâNeill, deputy chair of the public policy group at Patton Boggs, told the Post that revenue per lobbying shop is up 8 percent.