Four partners are leaving Mayer Brown's London office, which has launched a new redundancy consultation that is set to affect up to eight associates. The consultation, which began last week, will affect associates from a variety of practice areas, while the partner departures come in the firm's corporate department. The news comes nine months after the firm's London office cut 55 jobs, including 23 fee earners and 32 support staff.
December 18, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Four partners are leaving Mayer Brown‘s London office, which has launched a new redundancy consultation that is set to affect up to eight associates.
The consultation, which began last week, will affect associates from a variety of practice areas, while the partner departures come in the firm’s corporate department.
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