A few months after saying staff layoffs would get the firm through the recession, Chairman Gordon Davidson says that because the downturn is not over yet, 15 lawyers, and more staff, had to be let go.
May 06, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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SAN FRANCISCO — Amid the avalanche of attorney layoffs this winter, Fenwick & West stood alone when it let go staff but didn’t cut any of its lawyers.
On Tuesday, management at the 300-lawyer firm changed course, laying off 15 associates and seven more staff.
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