Holland & Hart has more than doubled its net income since 2020, and 2025 continued that momentum, with net income growing 17.8% and gross revenue reaching $448 million.
But the numbers tell only part of the story.
"It's really a trifecta of increased demand, retaining and investing in talent that builds stability across the platform and with clients, and continued strong realization," said Firm Chair Chris Balch, who sat down with Dan Roe of The American Lawyer to discuss the firm's 2025 performance and outlook.
"When a lateral partner sticks, client relationships are deepened on our platform," Balch said. "Having the same team of lawyers with institutional knowledge year after year, that's the consistency clients value, and it drives the growth we're seeing."
That stability has coincided with Holland & Hart's growing role on major projects involving energy, mining, and digital infrastructure throughout the West and the U.S. more broadly, work that has drawn marquee clients to the firm's platform. The firm's deep relationships with local, county, and state agencies where projects actually get built, combined with the breadth of its practices, give Holland & Hart a distinctive advantage in the region.
Looking ahead, Balch noted that Holland & Hart enters 2026 running ahead of budget, with strong demand across litigation, corporate M&A, project development, and energy and natural resources, a testament to the trust clients place in Holland & Hart on their most consequential matters.
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