Macfarlanes' highest-paid member earned a £2.2m share of the firm's profits during the last financial year - almost double the equivalent figure in 2009-10 of £1.15m. The figure, which includes payments made in relation to the partner's retirement, is contained within Macfarlanes' limited liability partnership (LLP) accounts, which were recently filed with Companies House.
October 28, 2011 at 11:15 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Macfarlanes’ highest-paid member earned a £2.2m share of the firm’s profits during the last financial year – almost double the equivalent figure in 2009-10 of £1.15m.
The figure, which includes payments made in relation to the partner’s retirement, is contained within Macfarlanes’ limited liability partnership (LLP) accounts, which were recently filed with Companies House.
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