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Dewey Ballantine has been on a mission to bolster its finances. In October 2003 the firm slashed retirement benefits and dismissed 15 partners. Then, in October 2005, Dewey changed its capital structure to require most of its partners to pony up more money-once up front when they make partner, and then in regular installments as their income rises.
January 01, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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