Legal Week Reports
February 02, 2005 at 07:03 PM
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Lovells has completed the first stage of its partnership pay review, amid expectations that the top 10 London firm is set to largely retain its lockstep.
The firm closed a consultation period last month looking into whether Lovells should overhaul its current 12-year lockstep, which covers the bulk of its partnership.
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