Denton Wilde Sapte saw partner headcount fall by 15% in the last full financial year before its US merger, the firm's limited liability partnership (LLP) filings have revealed. The accounts show that Dentons' partnership shrank by 21 during 2009-10, from 159 to 138, alongside an 11% decrease in total staff numbers. SNR Denton co-chairman Howard Morris said that some of the departures had come in light of partnership restructuring, but that natural attrition had also been a factor behind the decrease.
February 11, 2011 at 06:39 AM
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Denton Wilde Sapte saw partner headcount fall by 15% in the last full financial year before its US merger, the firm’s limited liability partnership (LLP) filings have revealed.
The accounts show that Dentons’ partnership shrank by 21 during 2009-10, from 159 to 138, alongside an 11% decrease in total staff numbers.
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