In the wake of lower demand in the legal industry and a softer deal market, some law firms are faced with excess attorney capacity and slowing productivity. Here’s Law.com’s reporting on how law firms are making staffing decisions while grappling with demand challenges:

Stroock Latest Big Law Firm to Lay Off Staff, Attorneys

Stroock & Stroock & Lavan has laid off nine attorneys and 18 business professionals as the firm attempts to rightsize for an anticipated drop in demand in 2023 and potentially beyond.

Goodwin’s Layoffs Spotlight Balancing Act Between Associate and Partner Preferences

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