Dechert has made another round of redundancies, it has emerged, with the firm set to cut an additional 125 staff members across its international offices. The firm announced to staff today (26 March) that it was expecting to shed 63 fee earners and 62 support staff members as a result of the challenging economic conditions and the "decreased market demand for legal services worldwide". In a message sent to staff by chairman Bart Winokur, the firm said that the cuts would affect the firm's US, European and Asian offices.
March 26, 2009 at 11:11 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Dechert has made another round of redundancies, it has emerged, with the firm set to cut an additional 125 staff members across its international offices.
The firm announced to staff today (26 March) that it was expecting to shed 63 fee earners and 62 support staff members as a result of the challenging economic conditions and the “decreased market demand for legal services worldwide”.
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