Miller Canfield Conducts Attorney Layoffs, Furloughs After Receiving PPP Loan
The Detroit-headquartered firm cited the economic slowdown, particularly in the auto industry, behind its personnel cuts.
July 10, 2020 at 06:46 PM
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Miller, Canfield, Paddock and Stone has reduced its head count by at least nine lawyers, according to a Friday statement on Above the Law, another instance of an Am Law 200 firm that has laid off attorneys even after receiving millions of dollars in an SBA loan.
The Detroit-based firm laid off one principal and six non-principals, including three associates, the statement said. The firm furloughed two additional full-time attorneys, including one associate.
Miller Canfield CEO Michael McGee told Law.com last month that the firm was planning on pay cuts and "some furloughs and layoffs consistent with what we're seeing throughout the legal marketplace."
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