Katten Muchin Rosenman has laid off some attorneys and staffers and reassigned certain lawyers to more in-demand practices, the firm said Tuesday, citing a slowdown in the market for some of its services.
“After working through these conditions for some time and a careful review of our business, we made the difficult decision to address this overcapacity by parting ways with a small number of our attorneys and business support professionals,” the firm said in a statement.
Katten also noted that it is deferring some associates start dates from October to February.
The firm did not immediately reply to questions ...
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