Half of the UK’s top 30 law firms are either de-equitising partners or considering it, according to new research from professional services firm Smith & Williamson. The research found that of the 20 firms within the UK top 30 to complete the survey, nine were already in the process of de-equitising partners, with a further six expecting to consider it during the current financial year.
November 02, 2011 at 08:00 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Research finds intense pressure to cut under-performing partners
Half of the UK’s top 30 law firms are either de-equitising partners or considering it, according to new research from professional services firm Smith & Williamson.
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