Hogan Lovells has cut 54 business and legal services jobs in London as part of a long-running restructuring process aimed at moving a number of support staff positions to lower-cost centers in England, South Africa and the United States.

Some 90 jobs in London were put at risk as part of a restructuring process that started in September 2017. The firm’s review, which came as Hogan Lovells offered voluntary retirement packages to some 400 employees, ultimately affected 78 business services roles and 12 legal support positions.

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