Mayer Brown has arranged for nine of its laid-off associates to work full-time for corporate clients at a reduced salary of $60,000 (£37,000), reports the Am Law Daily.
The associates are among the 45 lawyers the firm laid off in the US in April.
Mayer Brown has arranged for nine of its laid-off associates to work full-time for corporate clients at a reduced salary of $60,000 (£37,000), reports the Am Law Daily. The associates are among the 45 lawyers the firm laid off in the US in April
June 04, 2009 at 09:52 AM
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Mayer Brown has arranged for nine of its laid-off associates to work full-time for corporate clients at a reduced salary of $60,000 (£37,000), reports the Am Law Daily.
The associates are among the 45 lawyers the firm laid off in the US in April.
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