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Clifford Chance’s graduate recruitment specialist, Yasmina Kone, talks to The Lawyer about how the firm is devising new and innovative ways to attract candidates ahead of her session at The Business Leadership Summit. How can firms use trainees to drive ...

Sometimes a shock looks certain to leave life forever changed only for things to carry on much as normal. Sometimes, the jolt marks a genuine crack in the foundations underpinning industries, business and society. We now know that for the ...

Available to listen now 🎧 Thanks to COVID-19 and the ensuing lockdown, many of us will have a bit more time on our hands than we expected this summer. While it could be tempting to sink into an endless cycle ...

Gateley boosts borrowing capabilities by £20m Source link

The latest data page figures, compiled by Moneyfacts, are now available. Source link

A&O drafted in for Manchester United in IP dispute Source link

City firm takes ‘unfortunate but prudent decision’ to mitigate COVID-19 financial impact Trainees at Osborne Clarke are to take a 7% pay cut as the firm looks to mitigate the financial impact brought by COVID-19. From 1 June solicitors at ...

While partnerships’ attention has necessarily focused on issues such as minimising costs and optimising virtual working for the last few weeks, retention of talent must not slip down the list of priorities. Tough calls are being made around cuts to ...

I budgeted on receiving a three-week salary In the latest instalment in our Career Conundrums series, one wannabe lawyer has secured a summer vac scheme spot which is, thanks the pandemic, now shorter and online. But should she ask the ...

Slaughter and May has reduced salaries for newly qualified solicitors in response to the coronavirus pandemic. NQs qualifying in September will now receive £87,000, a reduction on the £92,000 base salary that this year’s crop take home. The news was ...