First The Litigation Partners Left Paul, Weiss. Now Associates Are Being Pushed Out.
Paul, Weiss denies it, but it sure looks like stealth layoffs.
Paul, Weiss denies it, but it sure looks like stealth layoffs.
There's a reason why we referred to this firm as the 'poster child' for recent layoffs....
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Overcapacity and economic turbulence will likely be to blame for these job cuts.
These layoffs are meant to ‘streamline’ the firm’s operations.
A new way of showing associates the door.
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The line between layoffs and performance-based cuts is growing awfully blurry.
A former Biglaw chair shares what the 'polite' thing to do would be when it comes to job cuts.
The line between layoffs and performance-based cuts is growing awfully 'blurry.'
Biglaw firms aren't playing 'follow the leader' when it comes to associate deferrals... yet.
As federal borrowing caps tighten financing options for law students, one organization is stepping in to negotiate the terms they can't secure alone.
Talk about awful timing...
Moving the goalposts as quickly as possible.
How will your firm handle the turmoil of sluggish demand?
Yikes! Better get those billables up!
And conducting outright layoffs is a better business practice than stealth layoffs.