Chapman and Cutler, a Chicago-based law firm with about 200 attorneys, is cutting more underperforming lawyers and may reduce salaries for all lawyers amid the recession.
To reduce expense, the firm has canceled its traditional May partners’ retreat, shortened its summer associate program to eight from 10 weeks, eliminated its public relations budget and may reduce salaries, said Rick Cosgrove, the firm’s chief executive partner.
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