Legal Week reports
February 27, 2002 at 07:03 PM
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Transatlantic firm Reed Smith Warner Cranston has de-equitised at least 15 partners at its US practice in a bid to improve partner profits.
It is understood the Philadelphia-based firm, which last year took over London firm Warner Cranston, has secured agreements to remove at least 15 partners from its equity over the past six months.
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