The firm is in the process of a redundancy consultation that looks set to affect four fee earners and three secretaries in the real estate team and a further two secretaries in the banking department.
The firm said there was no risk of redundancies in other offices.
A spokesperson said: “After careful review, we regret to confirm that we are in consultation with four of our fee earners and three secretaries who are at risk of redundancy within the real estate team.
“In addition, two secretaries are at risk of redundancy within the banking team. This is a direct result of the difficult conditions of the property market, which at this time show no signs of abating.”
In addition, the firm is planning to discontinue its lunch voucher scheme from October after four years. The scheme was carried over from the firm’s merger with K-Legal in
McGrigors' London office has 199 staff including fee earners and support staff.
News of the redundancies follows similar announcements from other firms such as Bevan Brittan, Halliwells, Challinors and TLT, which have all recently announced redundancy consultations.
