Eversheds has launched its second redundancy consultation this year in a move likely to affect 45 transactional fee earners. The consultation, which began today (12 November), will focus on the firm's M&A, finance and insurance teams and will affecting up to 45 fee earners and additional support staff across the firm's UK offices. Acquisitions and real estate finance have been particularly hard hit, as well as capital markets and private equity.
November 13, 2008 at 12:47 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Eversheds has launched its second redundancy consultation this year in a move likely to affect 45 transactional fee earners.
The consultation, which began today (12 November), will focus on the firm’s M&A, finance and insurance teams and will affecting up to 45 fee earners and additional support staff across the firm’s UK offices.
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