Dundas & Wilson is set to make a number of fee-earner redundancies after a review of the firm's "anticipated business needs". In a statement, Dundas said: "We can confirm that the firm has undertaken a preliminary assessment of the nature and level of demand for its services over the next few years.
February 24, 2012 at 07:23 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Dundas & Wilson is set to make a number of fee-earner redundancies after a review of the firm’s “anticipated business needs”.
In a statement, Dundas said: “We can confirm that the firm has undertaken a preliminary assessment of the nature and level of demand for its services over the next few years. The news was first reported on RollOnFriday today (24 February).
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