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Shearman & Sterling Lays Off Associates and Staff
The firm said it is laying off 26 business professionals and 12 associates, "focused mainly on transactional practice areas most affected by current and projected market conditions."Davis Wright Tremaine Lays Off 21 Staff, Citing 'Redundancy and Misalignment'
The firm added in a statement that there were no attorneys laid off but that extra capacity created "redundancy and misalignment."Latham Hires Gunderson Management Committee Member for Emerging Companies Practice
Brian Patterson will serve as a vice chair of the firm's emerging companies practice.Recruiters Say Pa. Firms Likely to Hold Steady as Layoffs Loom Elsewhere
"At the moment, we don't see evidence of large-scale layoffs, but of course, that could change. Most of our firms don't pay on the Cravath scale, so we tend to weather extremes a little better," said recruiter Maura McAnney of McAnney Esposito, who focuses on the Pittsburgh market.Tracking Associate Cuts and Layoffs: How Some Law Firms Are Managing Excess Capacity
From Goodwin, Stroock and Cooley's attorney layoffs to performance-review cuts at other firms, here's Law.com's reporting on staffing adjustments in the legal industry.View more book results for the query "Gunderson Dettmer Stough"
Stroock Latest Big Law Firm to Lay Off Staff, Attorneys
The firm cited "more attorney and staff resources" than it needed "for the foreseeable future" as the driver behind the head count reduction.Goodwin's Layoffs Spotlight Balancing Act Between Associate and Partner Preferences
More details are emerging about the number of people laid off, as well as the firm's rapid hiring in the last few years.Goodwin Cuts Attorney, Staff Positions Amid Demand Slump
The Am Law 20 firm announced Thursday it would lay off attorneys and professional staff members across multiple offices in the U.S.Big Law Excess Capacity Means Talent Opportunities for Midsize Firms
The tables have turned on large firms that poached mid-market talent in recent years.'Common Sense': How Law Firms Can Manage This Economic Downturn
"The number one lesson is to not just manage for today but to look down the road at the way things are going and try to be there before they get here," said Richard Rosenbaum, executive chairman of Greenberg Traurig.Corporate Transparency Act Resource Kit
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