Eversheds has launched its third redundancy consultation in a year, with up to 10 lawyers in its real estate team facing the axe. The consultation comes as Eversheds also joins the raft of firms announcing plans to defer trainee start dates for the coming year. The firm announced today (16 April) that up to 10 London real estate lawyers are facing redundancy as a result of the poor market conditions, although this figure could be reduced as the firm is attempting to find those affected alternative roles within the business.
April 16, 2009 at 01:44 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Eversheds has launched its third redundancy consultation in a year, with up to 10 lawyers in its real estate team facing the axe.
The consultation comes as Eversheds also joins the raft of firms announcing plans to defer trainee start dates for the coming year. 
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