The chopping block at Heller Ehrman is getting a lot of use, writes The Recorder. Last week, the San Francisco-based giant law firm axed 65 administrative staff throughout its US offices to eliminate overlapping positions and costs. The job cuts come as Heller's management continues to warn partners that profits may be less than what the firm projected at the beginning of the year.
October 05, 2007 at 05:40 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The chopping block at Heller Ehrman is getting a lot of use, writes The Recorder. Last week, the San Francisco-based giant law firm axed 65 administrative staff throughout its US offices to eliminate overlapping positions and costs.
The job cuts come as Heller’s management continues to warn partners that profits may be less than what the firm projected at the beginning of the year.
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