Legal Week reports
November 21, 2001 at 07:03 PM
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DJ Freeman has laid off 16 staff, including at least five lawyers, from its core property practice, becoming the latest UK firm to publicly admit staffing cuts.
The cuts are revealed just a week after construction firm Masons announced that it was to make 18 staff, including six lawyers, redundant in response to this year’s economic downturn (Legal Week, 15 November).
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