Shakespeares has launched redundancy consultations with 54 staff and announced plans to close three offices in the wake of the firm's merger with Harvey Ingram. The Midlands firm said the merger, which went live on 1 September, had led to duplication, putting 13 lawyers and 41 back office staff at risk of redundancy.
September 06, 2012 at 06:52 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Shakespeares has launched redundancy consultations with 54 staff and announced plans to close three offices in the wake of the firm’s merger with Harvey Ingram.
The Midlands firm said the merger, which went live on 1 September, had led to duplication, putting 13 lawyers and 41 back office staff at risk of redundancy.
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