“We believe history will show that 2003 was truly a pivotal year in the development of Hammonds. After years of growth we demonstrated that we are strong enough to make the changes necessary to enable our firm to compete with the best law firms in the world.”Departures, falling profits and a cut in drawings have left the once-lean Hammonds facing some tough choices. Ben Mitchell and John Malpas report
February 16, 2005 at 07:03 PM
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Chris Jones and Richard Burns, February 2004.
Hammonds’ management team of Chris Jones and Richard Burns were in typically upbeat mood when they sat down to jointly pen the introduction to the firm’s 2003 annual review a little over a year ago.
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