Linklaters is set to carry out another partnership restructuring, with some in the firm predicting that up to 35 partners will be affected during the coming year, through a combination of exits and de-equitizations. London is expected to bear the brunt of the shake-up, as management's focus shifts to emerging markets.
December 09, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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Linklaters is set to carry out the second restructuring of its partnership in three years, with some within the firm predicting up to 35 departures from the equity globally over the coming year.
The Magic Circle law firm announced the restructuring to London partners Dec. 2, stating that it will consist of a combination of exits and de-equitizations.
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