The Law Society has confirmed that it will help Dewey & LeBoeuf's London trainees find new firms to complete their training in the event of a wind-down of the firm's UK operations. The Society said it will approach HR departments at other City law firms in an effort to line up new training for Dewey's current and future London trainees if required, with the office's staff currently facing an uncertain future.
May 02, 2012 at 07:03 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The Law Society has confirmed that it will help Dewey & LeBoeuf’s London trainees find new firms to complete their training in the event of a wind-down of the firm’s UK operations.
The Society said it will approach HR departments at other City law firms in an effort to line up new training for Dewey’s current and future London trainees if required, as the office’s staff face an uncertain future.
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