CMS Cameron McKenna is set to see at least four partners depart due to a restructuring that has also seen a small number of partners moved down the firm's equity ladder. Last month it emerged that Camerons' outsourcing plans will mean the layoff or relocation of many support staff.
February 14, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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CMS Cameron McKenna is set to see at least four partner departures as a result of a restructuring that has also seen a small number of partners moved down the firm’s equity ladder.
The departures come as a result of an internal partner review that began at the end of last year and closed in January.
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