Slaughter and May partners wanting to retire or leave the City firm are now no longer required to obtain consent to do so under changes ushered in by the firm.
August 09, 2007 at 12:22 AM
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Slaughter and May partners wanting to retire or leave the City firm are now no longer required to obtain consent to do so under changes ushered in by the firm.
Partners at the elite law firm previously had to gain consent from partners before they could hand in their notice to leave the firm before the standard retirement age of 55.
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