
Yet Another Top Biglaw Firm Shutters An Office In China
Twenty U.S.-based firms have reduced their presence in China.
Twenty U.S.-based firms have reduced their presence in China.
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Furloughs have turned into layoffs at yet another Biglaw firm.
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