Osborne Clarke (OC) has launched a redundancy consultation with 13 fee-earners and confirmed that a small number of partners have also been asked to exit the firm. The redundancy consultation, which was announced internally today (15 May) and the partner restructuring both come as part of plans to reduce a surplus of senior lawyers within the firm. The number of partners set to leave OC is understood to be in single figures and follows a review of its partner ranks, where the firm felt it had reached overcapacity.
May 15, 2013 at 09:34 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Osborne Clarke (OC) has launched a redundancy consultation with 13 fee-earners and confirmed that a small number of partners have also been asked to exit the firm.
The redundancy consultation, which was announced internally today (15 May) and the partner restructuring both come as part of plans to reduce a surplus of senior lawyers within the firm.
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