Lowenstein Sandler, a New Jersey firm with a Wall Street-style practice, followed some of the nation’s recession-gripped mega-firms Thursday and cut 8 percent of its work force — 21 lawyers and 32 staff members.
The layoffs, among nonpartners only, were the largest at a New Jersey firm since the economy turned bad.
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