Hughes Hubbard & Reed confirmed Friday that it had indeed downsized its Kansas City office.
In a statement, a firm spokesman said:
“No partners were affected; a few attorneys were impacted, but the majority were non-lawyer litigation analysts. No layoffs are planned.”
The news was originally reported by Above the Law , which received a tip that Hughes Hubbard had laid off dozens of lawyers and staff as a result of excess overhead – information that the firm subsequently denied, saying that only “a handful” of people in Kansas City were affected.
In the statement sent to Big Law Business, Hughes Hubbard’s ...
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