Goodwin Procter has laid off a number of business services professionals as the firm prepares for the ongoing economic fallout of the COVID-19 public health crisis.

A former employee at the firm said that a wave of cuts occurred April 8, affecting individuals in departments including but not limited to marketing, business development and information technology. A Goodwin spokesperson did not provide details on the scope of the layoffs but said the firm would be providing severance packages to affected employees based on tenure and would contribute to healthcare benefits through Sept. 30.

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