Linklaters, Wragge & Co and Travers Smith are among a cluster of firms to have released their March retention rates, with Wragges and Travers both taking on 100% of their newly qualified (NQ) lawyers.
February 08, 2012 at 09:22 AM
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Linklaters, Wragge & Co and Travers Smith are among a cluster of firms to have released their March retention rates, with Wragges and Travers both taking on 100% of their newly qualified (NQ) lawyers.
All six of Wragges trainees were offered places at the firm – an increase on last year when five of the seven NQs were given posts. Travers, meanwhile, retained all four NQs completing their training, with the firm also having a 100% retention rate in 2011.
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