Ogier Lays Off 17 Employees

Wed, Aug 19, 2009

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Ogier, a leading global offshore law firm, is laying off 17 people at its law office in the Bailiwick of Jersey.

Details, such as whether or not lawyers were targeted, have not been released.

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Ogier has offices in the British Virgin Islands, the Cayman Islands, Guernsey and Jersey. It is one of the top tier multi-jurisdictional offshore law firms worldwide, employing 39 partners, 220 attorneys and over 300 support staff. Ogier also has offices in Bahrain, Hong Kong, Ireland, London, and Tokyo.

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