Tag: Retention rates
Jones Day finally confirms autumn trainee retention rate of 76%
As Shoosmiths and DAC Beachcroft reveal respective 57% and 77% scores
Baker McKenzie keeps 15 out of 16 NQs, including two ex-KWM trainees
The one rookie who left the firm has joined a finance company
Norton Rose Fulbright becomes latest firm to unveil retention rate in the 60s
Firm keeps 16 of its 26 NQs, with two more on fixed term contracts
DWF keeps 66% of its autumn NQs
As Cleary Gottlieb posts perfect 100% result
Squire Patton Boggs boosts London junior lawyer salaries by 10%
Exclusive: As it records disappointing autumn retention result
Retention latest: HFW and Charles Russell Speechlys reveal September scores
Results of 80% and 71%
CMS has announced its long-awaited retention rate, keeps 43 NQs
66% for newly-merged firm
DLA Piper keeps 75 NQs as Addleshaw Goddard retains 38 rookies
From sizeable cohorts come solid results
Clyde & Co and Berwin Leighton Paisner reveal trainee retention peformances
79% and 67% scores
Simmons & Simmons reveals 78% NQ retention result
As international outfit Covington & Burling posts 83% score
Autumn retention season: The good, the bad and the ugly
Legal Cheek reflects on the latest NQ results
Clifford Chance keeps 42 out of 52 autumn NQs
Magic circle giant bounces back from disappointing spring result
Bond Dickinson unveils 81% retention score as firm prepares for US mega merger
Tie-up with North Carolina's Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice will go live next month
Travers Smith keeps 18 of its 20 NQs following summer salary boost
City outfit chalks up impressive 90% autumn rate
Hogan Lovells and Eversheds Sutherland reveal 80% autumn retention results
Solid scores from international duo
White & Case keeps 15 of its 18 London NQs following 17% salary hike
English-qualified lawyers wanted despite Brexit, says US megafirm
Gowling WLG posts 84% autumn retention result
As national outfit Browne Jacobson scores 67%
Linklaters keeps 47 of its 56 trainees upon qualification
Magic circle retains 84% of rookies as newly qualified solicitors
Ince & Co keeps nine out of ten NQs
As London litigation specialist Stewarts Law retains just one
23 out of Macfarlanes’ 25 qualifying trainees given permanent jobs
The other two accepted fixed term contracts; each can expect to earn at least £81,300
Latham & Watkins, Dentons and Taylor Wessing reveal mixed retention fortunes
Some good, some not so good