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March 29, 2017 at 09:14 AM
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Last week we broke the news that Deutsche Bank is set to stop paying for panel firms’ most junior lawyers.
Unsurprisingly, the move has gone down badly with partners. Our survey of some 200 UK partners found almost 60% of them think the demand is unreasonable, with the decision to lump newly qualified lawyers into the same bracket as trainees proving particularly unpopular.
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