The global legal giant, having just absorbed firms in Costa Rica and the Netherlands, is slashing 60 jobs in the U.S. and up to five lawyer jobs in the U.K. in order to streamline its operations.
March 15, 2017 at 03:12 PM
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Dentons, having just absorbed firms in Costa Rica and the Netherlands, is slashing 60 jobs in the U.S. and up to five lawyer jobs in the U.K. in order to streamline its operations.
The U.S. job losses, first reported on last week by Above the Law, stem from Dentons’ combination with McKenna Long & Aldridge in 2015. Dentons will shed about 60 roles from its business services team as a result of redundancies created as a result of that union.
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