Quinn Emanuel has deferred eight incoming associates in its San Francisco and Silicon Valley offices until January, firm Chairman John Quinn said Wednesday. The deferrals affect half the incoming class in the Northern California offices, hitting the associates just two months before they were slated to start. None of the firm's five other offices are affected, Quinn told The Recorder in an e-mail Wednesday.
July 24, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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Quinn Emanuel has deferred eight incoming associates in its San Francisco and Silicon Valley offices until January, firm Chairman John Quinn said Wednesday.
In an email, Quinn wrote that it was a “question of managing their absorption into the work flow of the firm.”
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