Several top commercial barristers' chambers are set to increase their pupillage salaries dramatically. Leading the way is One Essex Court, which will pay each of its four new recruits commencing pupillage in October 2010 a salary of £60,000 - a 33% increase on the £45,000 award that the set's pupils currently receive.
August 07, 2009 at 09:11 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Several top commercial barristers’ chambers are set to increase their pupillage salaries dramatically.
Leading the way is One Essex Court, which will pay each of its four new recruits commencing pupillage in October 2010 a salary of £60,000 – a 33% increase on the £45,000 award that the set’s pupils currently receive.
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