More and more lawyers are moving out of London as they seek to strike a greater balance between their professional and private lives. But without the branding and back-up of a top-tier City firm, can they really expect to thrive? Caroline Grimshaw reports
December 01, 2004 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
City solicitors who regularly fight their way on to crammed early morning London-bound commuter trains at Guildford station may have noticed an advert there for Clyde & Co’s Guild-ford office.
Top 50 regional firms like Burges Salmon and Wragge & Co are constantly playing the lifestyle card in a bid to lure quality lawyers away from the City.
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