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Clarke Wilmott Going to 4-Day Week

Clarke Wilmott Going to 4-Day Week

Birmingham, UK-based law firm Clarke Willmott wants to cut staff work hours at its Bristol office to four days a week, in the hopes of preventing layoffs. The firm’s 238…

Judge: Defunct Firm Can Sue Lowenstein Sandler Over Defections

Judge: Defunct Firm Can Sue Lowenstein Sandler Over Defections

Essex County, New Jersey Superior Court Judge Donald Goldman has ruled that defunct law firm Ravin Sarasohn may sue Lowenstein Sandler over partner defections that killed the firm. The judge…

CJA Attorneys Get Pay Raise

CJA Attorneys Get Pay Raise

Attorneys working assignments under the federal will see their fees bumped up from $100 to $110 per hour, with funds recently appropriated by Congress. The CJA was enacted in 1964…

Watson Burton Burton Eyeing 25% of Firm for Redundancy

Watson Burton Burton Eyeing 25% of Firm for Redundancy

UK law firm Watson Burton has launched a redundancy consultation targeting 25% of its staff. The firm is in consultation with 75 staff, including partners, fee earners and support staff…

Saul Ewing Lays Off 7 Associates, 7 Staff

Saul Ewing Lays Off 7 Associates, 7 Staff

Philadelphia’s Saul Ewing has laid off seven lawyers and seven staff. All of the lawyers are associates and come from various practice groups. All but one were located in Philadelphia,…

Update: Clifford Chance Ready to Cut Partners

Update: Clifford Chance Ready to Cut Partners

Last week we reported that London’s Clifford Chance would vote on a new temporary rules that would make it easier to oust partners. Now we learn that the partners have…

McCarter & English Expands With Bio-Patent Team

McCarter & English Expands With Bio-Patent Team

McCarter & English has announced the addition of a 12-member life sciences patent prosecution team to its Boston office. Elizabeth Hanley, Danielle Herritt, Maria Laccotripe Zacharakis, and Cristin Howley Cowles…

Dewey & LeBoeuf Defers Start Dates to 2010

Dewey & LeBoeuf Defers Start Dates to 2010

Dewey & LeBoeuf has shut offices and cut pay. Now the firm has deferred start dates for its 2009 incoming class to January, 2010. The firm is offering deferred associates…

Goldberg Kohn Cuts 9 Associates, 14 Staff

Goldberg Kohn Cuts 9 Associates, 14 Staff

Chicago’s Goldberg Kohn has cut about one-quarter of its associates, and will slash pay and scale back its summer associate program. The firm dismissed nine associates and 14 support staff,…

Akin Gump Wins Big in Lobbying Revenues

Akin Gump Wins Big in Lobbying Revenues

Am Law 200 firms Covington & Burling, K&L Gates, Dickstein Shapiro, and McGuireWoods were among the law firms that made the most cash from lobbying in 2008, according to Legal…