Recruiters were hearing from Dewey partners and associates months before rising costs and falling revenues prompted the firm to replace chairman Steven Davis in April. "There were junior partners who were getting paid very little and we were hearing from them last year," said a senior New York recruiter who wished to remain anonymous.
May 15, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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The collapse of Dewey & LeBoeuf, which once had more than 1,000 lawyers, has caused what a senior legal recruiter calls a “massive disruption” in the job market for attorneys in New York.
Recruiters were hearing from Dewey partners and associates months before rising costs and falling revenues prompted the firm to replace chairman Steven Davis in April.
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