Newly-qualified solicitors (NQs) at Lovells will now take home £65,000 after the City heavyweight announced pay rises of around 3% for its junior lawyers. The move lifts NQ pay by £1,500 from the mark of £64,000 set last year, with other bands for assistants also seeing increases around the 3% level.
May 19, 2008 at 01:53 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Newly-qualified solicitors (NQs) at Lovells will now take home £65,000 after the City heavyweight announced pay rises of around 3% for its junior lawyers.
The move lifts NQ pay by £1,500 from the mark of £64,000 set last year, with other bands for assistants also seeing increases around the 3% level.
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