(Photo: 4 PM production/Shutterstock) Law Firms Likely to Continue Quietly Trimming Employee Rosters
Staff roles, and perhaps some underproductive partners, will be scrutinized as firms consider their new normal.
March 31, 2021 at 05:00 AM
4 minute read
"Never let a crisis go to waste"—it was a common refrain among legal industry observers last year. Even as many firms found themselves busy with legal work amid the pandemic, several acknowledged significant layoffs, driven by outsourcing and other changes within the foundation of the law firm business model.
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