Watson Farley & Williams keeps all 15 autumn NQs
International outfit posts perfect 100% retention score
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Thomas Connelly is a journalist specialising in visual content and social media. Having completed the BPTC at Northumbria University in 2012 he practised as a County Court advocate for a year before joining Legal Cheek in 2013.
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