Nabarro is the latest firm to feel the effects of the downturn with the announcement that it is in consultation with 13 fee earners and nine business support staff over possible redundancies. The firm said that if the cuts are confirmed after the month-long consultation, which begins today (17 November), they will be made across a number of practice areas in the Sheffield and London offices of the firm.Managing partner Nicole Paradise (pictured) commented: "This is not something we like doing, but, given the ongoing economic uncertainty, we have reached the point where we need to take this step."The top 25 firm is one of a number of UK firms to make cutbacks as a result of the worsening economy.
November 18, 2008 at 10:23 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Nabarro is the latest firm to feel the effects of the downturn with the announcement that it is in consultation with 13 fee earners and nine business support staff over possible redundancies.
The firm said that if the cuts are confirmed after the month-long consultation, which begins today (17 November), they will be made across a number of practice areas in the Sheffield and London offices of the firm.
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