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Hogan & Hartson is the latest firm looking to trim its legal staff, but it hasn't enacted layoffs. Instead, the Washington-based firm offered buyouts on Monday to about 240 of its legal secretaries and word processors. Staff and associate layoffs have become commonplace at law firms in the past six months, but Hogan & Hartson is among the first to encourage staffers to leave voluntarily.
February 10, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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