Slaughter and May Chinese best friend Jun He is undergoing a profound transformation, as its founder and managing partner Xiao Wei leads a major reform on the remuneration structure of this 26-year old partnership.
As reported exclusively by The Lawyer this August, the Beijing-headquartered firm has undergone a major partner remuneration overhaul. Founder and managing partner Xiao Wei speaks out the necessity and rationale for the new system. [continued]
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Burness Paull has been appointed as lead adviser to green energy firm Ecotricity in Scotland, following a pitch led by chairman Philip Rodney
Holman Fenwick Willan has set out an “aspirational” target to increase the number of women in its partnership to 30 per cent by 2020 as part of a wider effort to improve gender diversity
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