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Dewey Ballantine is laying off 10 to 15 associates in its Manhattan office, raising the question of whether New York firms are preparing for a downturn in the economy. A Dewey spokeswoman denied the economy was a factor. Instead, she cited the firm's associate attrition rate, which has slowed more than expected recently, leaving the firm with more bodies than it allowed for in its budget.
February 13, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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