White & Case is to crack down on partner performance, with the firm planning to enforce average billable hours targets globally. Partners were alerted about the move at a meeting in Washington DC last month, at which they were notified of a drop in average billable hours across the firm and told that some partners would be asked to leave as a result.
March 01, 2012 at 07:03 PM
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White & Case is to crack down on partner performance, with the firm planning to enforce average billable hours targets globally.
Partners were alerted about the move at a meeting in Washington DC last month, at which they were notified of a drop in average billable hours across the firm and told that some partners would be asked to leave as a result.
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