The UK's top law firms have tightened their grip on the equity, increasing equity partner count by less than 4% despite a double digit increase in overall partner numbers over the last five years. Legal Week research into partner headcount changes at the UK's largest 25 firms by revenue show that, on average, partner count grew by 16% from 2003-04 to 2008-09. However this comes against only a 3.7% increase in equity partner numbers.
August 06, 2009 at 04:30 AM
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Five-year figures show UK top 25 keeping tight rein on equity
The UK’s top law firms have tightened their grip on the equity, increasing equity partner count by less than 4% despite a double digit increase in overall partner numbers over the last five years.
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