Travers nudges ahead of Macfarlanes as both firms up associate pay
Macfarlanes and Travers Smith have both upped their associate pay to £71,000 and £71,500 respectively. Read more…
Four new tenants at One Essex Court
One Essex Court’s pupils will join Chambers as tenants on 1st October 2016. Niranjan Venkatesan, James Ruddell, James Fox and Timothy Goldfarb all exceeded the standard demanded of pupils at One Essex Court. Their success follows a rigorous period of training and evaluation.
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Travers nudges ahead of Macfarlanes as both firms up associate pay
Macfarlanes and Travers Smith have both upped their associate pay to £71,000 and £71,500 respectively. Read more…
Four new tenants at One Essex Court
One Essex Court’s pupils will join Chambers as tenants on 1st October 2016. Niranjan Venkatesan, James Ruddell, James Fox and Timothy Goldfarb all exceeded the standard demanded of pupils at One Essex Court. Their success follows a rigorous period of training and evaluation.
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