Halliwells has launched its third redundancy consultation this year with cuts anticipated in the firm's banking and corporate practices.The firm is currently in talks with up to ten banking and corporate fee earners, citing falling deal flow as a result of market conditions. However; it said it expects to redeploy most of the lawyers affected.The latest cuts come just a month after the firm reviewed 40 staff jobs in its real estate practice. As a result, Halliwells laid off 20 staff, with a further six redeployed throughout the business.
October 30, 2008 at 05:54 AM
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Halliwells has launched its third redundancy consultation this year with cuts anticipated in the firm’s banking and corporate practices.
The firm is currently in talks with up to ten banking and corporate fee earners, citing falling deal flow as a result of market conditions. However, it said it expects to redeploy most of the lawyers affected.
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