Linklaters has confirmed that it is facing legal action from at least one former employee relating to layoffs conducted earlier this year. The law firm restructured heavily through a global program dubbed Linklaters New World, under which the firm laid off some 400 people, about half lawyers and half business support staff.
August 10, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Linklaters has confirmed that it is in discussions with a former employee relating to the redundancy program it carried out earlier this year.
Referring to reports on RollonFriday that the law firm was facing legal action from at least one former staff member, Linklaters confirmed that it is in discussions with one ex-employee as a result of a redundancy. However, the firm would not be drawn on the details.
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