Leaders at Second Hundred and midsize firms in California largely expect to avoid layoffs. Instead, they're in hiring mode.
December 30, 2022 at 10:00 AM
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Litigation editor
This is the second story in a two part series on Am Law Second Hundred and regional firm leaders’ expectations for 2023. Read part one here.
Despite layoffs that hit Silicon Valley lawyers in 2022, several firm leaders at California’s Am Law Second Hundred and regional firms have had little to say about layoffs. In the context of lawyer headcount, they’ve mostly talked about opportunities rather than challenges.
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