Legal Week reports
January 21, 2004 at 07:03 PM
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Wragge & Co has laid off all off the full-time lawyers at its Brussels arm citing a lack of work, it has emerged.
The Birmingham giant made its two Brussels-based lawyers redundant late last year. Wragges said that UK-based head of competition Guy Lougher and partner Bernardine Adkins will spend more time in the office to compensate for the cuts.
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