Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher’s streak of increasing gross revenue year over year is older than Bob Dole’s presidential campaign, the Nintendo 64 and the most recent NBA championship for the Chicago Bulls.
The record continued in 2023: As Michael Jordan turned 60, Gibson Dunn notched a 28th consecutive year of gross revenue growth and its 27th year in a row of profit growth, cracking the $3 billion gross revenue mark with a 12.3% increase over 2022.
