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Although still the biggest labor and employment firm in the United States, the once tightly knit Littler Mendelson is losing shareholders faster than it can hire them -- 18 this year alone. Critics blame slow-growing profits, unhappiness with management and dissatisfaction with lower-margin insurance defense work. But managing director Wendy Tice-Wallner says she's not worried, and some view the exodus as proof that Littler lawyers are more in demand.
September 05, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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