An explainer on the state of social mobility at the top law firms in the U.K.
August 08, 2024 at 05:12 AM
1 minute read
Managing Editor
Corporate law firms still struggle with social mobility, as Law.com International’s latest data shows. In fact, things could be getting worse for those from lower social economic backgrounds, upending the ‘progress’ narrative.
According to the latest data, the industry still favours those from a non-state school background and whose parents went to university. Law.com International’s managing editor, Krishnan Nair, shares his thoughts in the video below.
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