Last week Kirkland & Ellis announced that 97 lawyers had joined its salaried partnership, including 13 in London – the firm’s largest-ever City promotions round.
Most salaried partners - or 'non-share' partners, as Kirkland call them - will not go on to make the equity at the firm. So what happens to those who do not make the cut?
October 12, 2017 at 03:59 AM
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Last week Kirkland & Ellis announced that 97 lawyers had joined its salaried partnership, including 13 in London – the firm’s largest-ever City promotions round.
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