Norton Rose has increased salaries for trainees and newly-qualified lawyers and confirmed that junior lawyers will soon be able to spend some of their training contracts in Australia for the first time. The City firm has pushed the starting salary for first year trainees up from £37,000 to £38,000, while those in their second year will see pay rise by £1,500 to £43,000.
July 13, 2012 at 07:53 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Norton Rose has increased salaries for trainees and newly-qualified lawyers and confirmed that junior lawyers will soon be able to spend some of their training contracts in Australia for the first time.
The City firm has pushed the starting salary for first year trainees up from £37,000 to £38,000, while those in their second year will see pay rise by £1,500 to £43,000.
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