According to a JDJournal tipster, intellectual property firm Fish & Richardson, which in January laid off 30 staff members across its eight US offices, “laid off its entire corporate section on Wednesday.”
That’s all we got. If you know anything about stealth layoffs at Fish & Richardson, please — send us a confidential tip!
Founded in 1878, Fish is one of the largest law firms in the world practicing intellectual property, litigation, and corporate law, and has as a legal staff of more than 450 attorneys and 1,200 employees in 12 offices across the globe, including an office in Munich, Germany.
UPDATE
Another tipster says:
This statement is not true. While it is correct that several corporate attorneys have been asked to leave the firm, the firm plans to keep corporate attorneys in the Northeast.
Okay, but who was laid off? How many? Why? Help us out, people!
Posted by Erik Even
on August 21, 2009. Filed under Home,Law Firm News,Layoffs.
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