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Impending Government Shutdown Threatens Essential Services and Federal Employees

A Closer Look at Furloughs and Potential Impacts Introduction As the Sunday deadline for Congress to agree on a federal…

Law Firms Delaying Start Dates for Summer Associates – Live Updates

While summer associate season is around the corner, America’s top law firms seem to be in a full panic because…

Senate Attempts to Remedy Flight Delays

As if flying isn’t bad enough, the federal government’s recent spending cuts means that travelers are spending more time stuck…

Dallas DA to Cut Four Jobs

Budget cuts in Texas have taken their toll on the District Attorney's office in Dallas, which is facing an approximately…

California Courthouses to Close Once a Month

California's Judicial Council has ordered all California courthouses to be closed on the third Wednesday of each month, beginning September…

UC Law School Profs Hit By Pay Cut

The University of California has announced a furloughs scheme beginning in September, affecting faculty at law schools, amongst others. The…

Paull & Williamsons May Cut Hours, Lawyers

Leading Scottish law firm Paull and Williamsons is discussing money-saving options with its staff, including reduced work weeks, sabbaticals, and…

LA County Superior Courts Shut Courtrooms, Furlough Employees

Today, the Los Angeles County Superior Courts implemented a furlough plan required by the state budget. On the third Wednesday…

Pinsent Masons to Hold Redundancy Consultation

Pinsent Masons is holding a redundancy consultation. It has not announced how many positions have been targeted. The firm employs…

Wragge & Co Targeting 85 for Redundancy

Top Birmingham, UK law firm Wragge has announced a redundancy consultation, targeting 85 fee earners, support staff and secretaries. It…

Taylor Wessing Deferring Start Dates

Anglo-German law firm Taylor Wessing is asking for voluntary deferrals from its September 2009 and September 2010 incoming associate classes.…

Law Schools Begin Furloughing Employees

The National Law Journal reports that public universities and law schools are making their faculty and staff take unpaid time…