Stewarts Law has posted a 29% revenue rise as the litigation boutique moves to scale back its US operations barely a year after launching in the country. The closure of the firm's Delaware office and slimming down of its New York operation, in favour of seeking local alliances, will mean four lawyers will lose their jobs.
July 03, 2013 at 11:49 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Stewarts Law has posted a 29% revenue rise as the litigation boutique moves to scale back its US operations barely a year after launching in the country.
The closure of the firm’s Delaware office and slimming down of its New York operation, in favour of seeking local alliances, will mean four lawyers will lose their jobs.
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