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Freshfields to Freeze Associate Pay

London’s Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer informed staff  yesterday that salaries for associates will be held at 2008 levels. The pay freeze means associates will not progress through to the next pay…

Luce Forward Lays Off 27

San Diego, California’s Luce, Forward, Hamilton & Scripps has cut 12 attorneys and 15 staff positions. The cuts came in San Diego and San Francisco, and the transactional practice took…

King & Spalding Adds IP Partners in Austin, London

King & Spalding announced today a significant expansion of its intellectual property practice with the addition of three new partners. The partners, all of whom were previously with Baker Botts…

Lovells to Lay Off Up to 94 Staffers

Lovells has launched a redundancy consultation that could see up to 94 London staff lose their jobs. The month-long consultation, which kicked off yesterday, includes 18 fee earners and six…

Update: Cohen Milstein Replaces Hausfeld with Two Partners

We reported last month that former Cohen, Milstein, Hausfeld & Toll partner Michael Hausfeld was ousted from the firm. Now The BLT reports that the renamed Cohen Milstein Sellers &…

Hogan & Hartson to Buy Out Up to 300 Staff

Hogan & Hartson has confirmed it is extending a buyout offer to between 250 and 300 of its support staff. Staffers with more than five years of experience will be…

Latham & Watkins Profits Plummet 21%

Profits for Los Angeles-based Latham & Watkins fell 21% in 2008, one of the biggest falls so far reported by an Am Law 100 firm. Profits per equity partner fell…

Law Firm “Partner” Not Really a Lawyer?

Law Firm “Partner” Not Really a Lawyer?

Mauricio R. Celis, the majority partner in former Corpus Christi, Texas, law firm CGT Law Group, goes to trial in Corpus Christi today. Prosecutors are pointing to a little-used law…

Thelen Won’t Pay Laid-Off Workers

Defunct law firm Thelen LLP is telling courts it couldn’t possibly pay its employees accrued vacation, or give 60 days’ notice of impending layoffs. In response to ex-employees seeking damages…

SEC Still Hunting to Fill Legal Positions

US Securities and Exchange Chairman Mary Schapiro has named David Becker, a partner at Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton, as chief legal officer and senior policy adviser, one of her…