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: Lawyer Marketing BlogLaw Partnerships - And A New Law Career Path For Some Firms
By lawjobspipeline
The Lawyer have a story on the new partners entering the fray - ah, we mean partnerships - in the UK. Hammonds take the cake for the most new partners, as you can see from The Lawyer’s pic, below.
The firm now has nine per cent of its total partner as ‘new chums’, compared to most of the other firms which were around the five per cent figure for new promotions.
The Lawyer notes that an air of subprime caution may be in the wind and firms are taking their promotions just a little slower. Maybe, although the workload for most of the firms remains high with increasing work coming from the petrodollar deals out east. However, interestingly, there were new alternatives to the partnership prospects, with Addleshaws and Denton Wilde having lower partnership promotions, which coincide with the launch of their alternative career progression paths - in the case of Addleshaws the new role of legal director, and Dentons making their first-ever “managing associates”.
Full post as published by Lawyer Marketing Blog on May 01, 2008 (boomark / email).
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