The real-estate-heavy office isn't being closed, but staffers are being laid off and most attorneys will move to San Francisco, the firm says.
January 26, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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SAN FRANCISCO — Bingham McCutchen said Friday it will downsize its Walnut Creek office, moving 19 out of 20 lawyers who worked there to San Francisco, and laying off half the staff.
The firm plans to not renew the office’s lease, which expires Oct. 31, according to Managing Partner Geoffrey Robinson. The firm then hopes to move to a smaller space in the East Bay suburb.
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