Dewey & LeBoeuf said Thursday it will close three offices in order to focus resources in major worldwide capital markets. The closures affect around 50 lawyers, who've been asked to transfer to other branches. The firm will close offices in Jacksonville, Fla.; Austin, Texas; and Hartford, Conn. "It is part of our efforts to focus on major commercial and financial centers around the world," says Chairman Steven Davis. "It is quite consistent with what we have done in the last few years."
April 11, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on National Law Journal
Dewey & LeBoeuf will close three of its U.S. offices in an attempt to focus resources in major worldwide capital markets, the New York firm announced Thursday.
The closures affect around 50 lawyers, who will have to transfer to alternative branches. The firm will be closing its offices in Jacksonville, Fla.; Austin, Texas; and Hartford, Conn. All the lawyers based in those offices have been asked to stay with the firm.
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