Linklaters' capital markets practice could lose 30 UK lawyers as part of the firm's sweeping redundancies, according to new information. A breakdown of UK fee earners under risk in Linklaters' ongoing redundancy consultation was published today (6 February) in a report on the legal website RollOnFriday (Rof).According to the leaked information, 19 jobs are under threat in banking and 15 could go in mainstream corporate, while the specialist corporate areas could see 13 job losses.The remaining legal jobs under threat are: projects (eight), tax and trusts (six), intellectual property/TMT (one) and real estate (eight). The proposed cuts in real estate constitute nearly a quarter of the firm's 34-strong UK fee earner base.
February 06, 2009 at 10:48 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Linklaters’ capital markets practice could lose 30 UK lawyers as part of the firm’s sweeping redundancies, according to new information.
A breakdown of UK fee earners under risk in Linklaters’ ongoing redundancy consultation was published today (6 February) in a report on legal website RollOnFriday (Rof).
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