Linklaters is to sound out clients about flexible working arrangements ahead of the formalisation of its own policy later this year. The magic circle firm plans to consult with its top corporate and banking clients over a series of roundtable discussions in an attempt to get client support for the firm's lawyers working flexibly on transactions. Key partners in the firm's core practice areas will attend the discussions.
March 30, 2011 at 07:58 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Linklaters is to sound out clients about flexible working arrangements ahead of the formalisation of its own policy later this year.
The magic circle firm plans to consult with its top corporate and banking clients over a series of roundtable discussions in an attempt to get client support for the firm’s lawyers working flexibly on transactions. Key partners in the firm’s core practice areas will attend the discussions.
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