Against a backdrop of attorney layoffs, flagging revenues, and changes to partner compensation, environmental litigator John McGahren has left Patton Boggs seven years after helping the firm open its Garden State outpost.
August 22, 2013 at 03:29 AM
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The New Jersey managing partner of Patton Boggs has resigned seven years after establishing the office, amid layoffs, flagging revenues and a revamping of partner compensation.
John McGahren, an environmental litigator, departed in the middle of a vast downsizing of the Newark office from 80 lawyers in the spring to 48 now.
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