A Firm-By-Firm Guide on the Latest Pandemic Measures
The latest: Freshfields delays its leadership election to later this year, while Hill Dickinson cuts all staff pay.
May 11, 2020 at 12:33 AM
18 minute read
Major law firms are adopting drastic measures to shore up their finances and mitigate the economic impacts of the coronavirus pandemic. We will continue to update the list below as the crisis continues.
|Addleshaw Goddard
Addleshaws has confirmed that it has deferred its partner distribution that was due to be handed out in May, and is also planning to furlough its paralegals, adding that it is currently "consulting with its transaction services team paralegals".
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