Wragge & Co has responded to the ongoing pay war among the UK's national law firms by unveiling a hefty pay-hike for its newly-qualified lawyers (NQs). NQs based at Wragges' City arm will now take home £62,000, up from £51,000 last year. The change represents an increase of 21.5% on the previous year's package. Wragges will pay NQs outside London a starting salary of £40,000.
July 04, 2007 at 09:43 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Wragge & Co has responded to the ongoing pay war among the UK’s national law firms by unveiling a hefty pay-hike for its newly-qualified lawyers (NQs).
NQs based at Wragges’ City arm will now take home £62,000, up from £51,000 last year. The change represents an increase of 21.5% on the previous year’s package. Wragges will pay NQs outside London a starting salary of £40,000.
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