Barlow Lyde & Gilbert has laid off three of its five business development personnel as part of an ongoing internal restructuring. The three employees' functions have been taken over by 10 professional support lawyers, headed up by associate director and senior professional support lawyer Marlene McConway. The move is part of a push to make the firm's business development function more driven by partners and fee-earners.
June 09, 2010 at 05:33 AM
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Barlow Lyde & Gilbert has laid off three of its five business development personnel as part of an ongoing internal restructuring.
The three employees’ functions have been taken over by 10 professional support lawyers, headed up by associate director and senior professional support lawyer Marlene McConway. The move is part of a push to make the firm’s business development function more driven by partners and fee-earners.
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