As head counts at large U.S. firms grew almost 4 percent on average, the most populous New Jersey firms were heading in the other direction.
June 11, 2014 at 04:31 PM
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As head counts at large U.S. firms grew almost 4 percent on average, the most populous New Jersey firms were heading in the other direction.
That’s one takeaway from the recently released National Law Journal 350, a survey by a sibling publication that ranks firms based on head count in the previous calendar year.
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