Cullen & Dykman, a midsize New York law firm based on Long Island, has laid off or furloughed more than 30 people and cut compensation for lawyers and staff by up to 20% or more, sources told Law.com.

Christopher Palmer, the managing partner of the 180-attorney firm, said in an internal firm email sent Tuesday that “certain limited terminations and furloughs” were necessary because of the coronavirus pandemic and its impact on the economy.

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