Field Fisher Waterhouse has come to the end of its third redundancy consultation, with seven fee earners laid off across the business. The review, conducted over the last month, concluded that the seven would come from the real estate, corporate and commercial and finance practices. The firm said that there are still two positions at risk but they are looking to second the individuals to avoid further cuts.
March 19, 2009 at 01:40 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Field Fisher Waterhouse has come to the end of its third redundancy consultation, with seven fee earners laid off across the business.
The review, conducted over the last month, concluded that the seven would come from the real estate, corporate and commercial and finance practices. The firm said that there are still two positions at risk but they are looking to second the individuals to avoid further cuts.
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