Lovely Retention for Lovells
Lovells has confirmed that it is holding onto 25 out of its 36 newly qualified lawyers in September, a 69% retention rate. This represents a small drop compared to the firm’s retention rate for September 2008 which stood at 74 per cent, but is not bad given the climate. Slaughter and May still has the highest retention rate among leading City firms at 94%; a figure unlikely to be topped we think. We’d be happy to be proved wrong though… Related …
Lovells has confirmed that it is holding onto 25 out of its 36 newly qualified lawyers in September, a 69% retention rate.
This represents a small drop compared to the firm’s retention rate for September 2008 which stood at 74 per cent, but is not bad given the climate.
Slaughter and May still has the highest retention rate among leading City firms at 94%; a figure unlikely to be topped we think. We’d be happy to be proved wrong though…
August 6, 2009
Didn’t one firm get a 100% retention rate this year. Can’t remember the name of it, so probably not a ‘leading City firm’
August 6, 2009
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