(Image Credit: Linklaters) Linklaters in 'No Rush' to Up NQ Rates, It Tells Lawyers
Key rival Allen & Overy decided not to raise its base NQ rate earlier this week, while Herbert Smith Freehills upped its rate on Friday.
July 01, 2022 at 05:57 AM
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Lawyer Compensation - General
Linklaters is not looking to raise its newly-qualified solicitor pay imminently, it told its London associates in an email in June, while Herbert Smith Freehills has opted to raise its rate.
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