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The economic pain wrought by the recession continues to mount, as demand for corporate legal work plummets. Layoffs, once rare, are now part of the Washington, D.C., landscape: Two of the city's leading firms -- Shaw Pittman and Arnold & Porter -- let go a total of nearly 30 associates over the past few weeks. And just as the pain is not limited to tech-heavy Silicon Valley firms, the effect is not limited to layoffs.
December 17, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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