Nixon Peabody laid off 5% of its nonpartner attorneys, a decision the firm said aligns with a post-pandemic "new normal" for the legal industry.
March 08, 2021 at 06:14 PM
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Nixon Peabody saw a small revenue dip along with profit increases following the layoff of 5% of the firm’s nonpartner attorneys in 2020.
Gross revenue at the firm dipped 3.3%, to $488.8 million from $505.5 million. Meanwhile, the firm’s head count dropped 6.6%, to 552 from 591.
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