Ashurst's top-earning partner made just under £1.1m last year, according to accounts filed this week with Companies House. The £1.07m figure is 12% higher than the top of Ashurst's standard lockstep for 2009-10, which ranged from £362,000 to £940,000. The reason for the £130,000 discrepancy with the top of the lockstep was increased compensation for departing partners.
February 03, 2011 at 12:29 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Ashurst’s top-earning partner made just under £1.1m last year, according to accounts filed this week with Companies House.
The £1.07m figure is 12% higher than the top of Ashurst’s standard lockstep for 2009-10, which ranged from £362,000 to £940,000. The reason for the £130,000 discrepancy with the top of the lockstep was increased compensation for departing partners.
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