Linklaters has taken steps to ward off the advances of acquisitive US rivals - but what message does such a move send to the market?
November 29, 2018 at 12:35 AM
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While the continued cherry-picking of top City talent by US law firms has been well-documented, the recent revelation of the ‘departure lounge’ clause deployed by Linklaters to prevent partner exits en masse came as a surprise to many – even those sympathetic to the magic circle firm’s plight.
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