Pittsburgh-based Thorp Reed & Armstrong confirmed Wednesday that it has laid off several attorneys and support staff, without being more specific. Sources said seven litigators were cut from the 108-lawyer firm. Managing partner Jeffrey J. Conn insisted the cuts were not due to an underperforming practice.
June 24, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Pittsburgh-based Thorp Reed & Armstrong confirmed Wednesday that it has laid off several attorneys and support staff, but would not say how many or in which practices.
Sources in the Pittsburgh legal community said seven litigators were cut from the firm. If that number is accurate, it represents a reduction of more than 6 percent in the 108-lawyer firm’s attorney staff.
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