Norton Rose is among a trio of firms to have announced trainee retention rates for September, with the firm keeping on 88% of its newly-qualified lawyers (NQs). The top 10 UK firm is set to keep on 14 of 16 trainees this autumn, after all of those who were offered a position accepted.
August 09, 2011 at 07:34 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Norton Rose is among a trio of firms to have announced trainee retention rates for September, with the firm keeping on 88% of its newly-qualified lawyers (NQs).
The top 10 UK firm is set to keep on 14 of 16 trainees this autumn, after all of those who were offered a position accepted.
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