Baker & McKenzie's London managing partner, Gary Senior, has moved to reassure the office's lawyers in the wake of the prolonged market turbulence and update staff about the firm's performance. In a memo seen by Legal Week, Senior confirmed that work levels had dropped with total recorded hours falling by around 5% since January. He said the office feels quieter because of increases in legal headcount over the last year, resulting in a thinner spread of work.
October 10, 2008 at 11:23 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Baker & McKenzie’s London managing partner, Gary Senior, has moved to reassure the office’s lawyers in the wake of the prolonged market turbulence and update staff about the firm’s performance.
In a memo seen by Legal Week, Senior confirmed that work levels had dropped with total recorded hours falling by around 5% since January.
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