According to a memo Squire Sanders sent to the Above the Law blog, the law firm is indefinitely deferring half of its incoming 2009 associate class and planning to let go an additional 20 to 25 "timekeepers" firmwide, in what would be the fourth round of cutbacks in the past year. Squire Sanders already had deferred incoming associates until January 2010. The memo also stated that managing partner James Maiwurm recently replaced R. Thomas Stanton as chairman.
October 22, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Deferred associates, possible layoffs, a shuffle in upper management: things are happening at Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
According to a memo the firm sent to Above the Law, Squire Sanders is indefinitely deferring half of its incoming 2009 associate class and planning to let go of an additional 20 to 25 “timekeepers” firmwide.
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