Nearly two-thirds of major City firms have introduced partnership alternatives, according to Legal Week research, which shows many law firms are still wrestling with 20%-plus associate attrition rates.
September 13, 2007 at 11:33 AM
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Nearly two-thirds of major City firms have introduced partnership alternatives, according to Legal Week research, which shows many law firms are still wrestling with 20%-plus associate attrition rates.
The upcoming Legal Week Assistant Report has found that 59% of the top law firms operating in the UK have already introduced partnership alternatives.
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