Dickinson Dees has kicked off a new redundancy consultation, with up to 90 jobs at the firm under threat. The review, which could see 15 lawyers made redundant, is set to affect all of the firm's departments, with property likely to be the hardest hit.The job cuts will be made in Dickinson Dees' offices in Newcastle and York, with the firm's office in London unaffected by the consultation.News of the cuts follows the firm's November sale of its volume work division D3 Legal to rival practice Optima Legal. The sell-off came after the firm made 47 members of D3 staff redundant following a redundancy consultation which was launched in July 2008.
February 12, 2009 at 12:59 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Dickinson Dees has kicked off a new redundancy consultation, with up to 90 jobs at the firm under threat.
The review, which could see 15 lawyers made redundant, is set to affect all of the UK top 50 firm’s departments, with property likely to be the hardest hit.
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