Pure lockstep is fast going out of fashion in the UK with 85% of top lawyers preferring a more merit-based system for paying partners, research has found.
May 30, 2007 at 08:10 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Pure lockstep is fast going out of fashion in the UK with 85% of top lawyers preferring a more merit-based system for paying partners, research has found.
More than half (55%) of lawyers believe a modified lockstep model is the best way to manage and motivate a legal practice, while a further 30% favoured a merit-based system in the latest Legal Week/EJ Legal Big Question survey. Just 11% argued a pure lockstep was best.
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