Salaried lawyers and support staff in Moscow who do not relocate will be 'generously' remunerated.
March 31, 2022 at 07:40 AM
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Linklaters is set to pay out “generous” financial packages to its Russian-based lawyers and support staff unable to relocate roles within the firm, as the legal industry deals with the fall out from the war in Ukraine.
The firm is offering equivalent positions to all its Moscow people in its London, Dubai and Hong Kong bases, with moves already commencing, according to a London partner at the firm.
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