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On the unverified Gazette headline alone, the interesting angle is the gap between reported profit and actual resilience. A comparison worth making is between a firm that shows strong headline profitability and one that also has visible stability in cash flow, partner lock-in, borrowing exposure, lease commitments and client concentration. Those can point in different directions, so a profits surge before a collapse would not necessarily be a contradiction if the underlying pressures sat elsewhere. It also matters whether the article is discussing accounting figures from an earlier period rather than conditions immediately before the closure. Which publicly available indicators, if any, do people think give the clearest picture of a large firm’s health before a sudden failure?
Source: The Law Society Gazette
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