Howrey partners are set to vote on the wind-down of the firm next week, with Winston & Strawn currently on course to take on around 35% of Howrey's remaining partners. Once the vote has taken place, the two firms will begin discussions over associates and support staff, as well as redundancies associated with the firm's wind-down.
March 04, 2011 at 01:16 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Howrey partners are set to vote on the wind-down of the firm next week, with Winston & Strawn currently on course to take on around 35% of Howrey’s remaining partners.
Once the vote has taken place, the two firms will begin discussions over associates and support staff, as well as redundancies associated with the firm’s wind-down.
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