Sixteen administrative and support staff were laid off Thursday by troubled Ruden McClosky. Co-managing partner Carl Schuster said the layoffs were part of a strategic plan to move toward a standard, three-to-one lawyer-to-secretary ratio, lower expenses and boost profits.
December 02, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Troubled Fort Lauderdale-based law firm Ruden McClosky laid off 16 staff members Thursday, including the longtime library director and secretaries with more than 20 years at the firm.
The layoffs were confined to administrative and support staff and did not include lawyers or paralegals, co-managing partner Carl Schuster said in a statement.
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