
More Biglaw Layoffs In 2024? A Prediction From An Industry Expert No One Wants To See Come True
Law firms seem to be preparing for decreased demand, so they're rightsizing their associate pools.
Law firms seem to be preparing for decreased demand, so they're rightsizing their associate pools.
This firm did well... but apparently not well enough to avoid cutting jobs.
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Perhaps it was all for the good of the firm after all....
The cuts are being made to 'manage costs.'
The size of the firm's capital markets team was reportedly 'too big.'
Yikes, we certainly hope the layoffs aren't coming for folks at these firms....
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It can't get any worse, can it?
Ten percent of attorneys and staff on chopping block.
At least 33% of this firm's workforce will find themselves jobless thanks to these layoffs.
There's a reason why we referred to this firm as the 'poster child' for recent layoffs....
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It's the Hunger Games, but for associates.
Something screwy going on.
Layoffs can be a difficult choice, but they may need to happen for firms to move ahead successfully.
It seems that cost-cutting moves led to the layoffs.
Don't be distracted by Biglaw raises -- layoffs are still a real issue in the industry.