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Reed Smith retains 10 of 15 NQ solicitors as it ups trainee pay - Legal Cheek

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67% Reed Smith has retained 67% of its London trainees, with ten newly qualified (NQ) solicitors from a cohort of fifteen staying on in permanent roles. Four will join the energy and natural resources industry team, with two apiece joining the finance and global corporate teams. The remaining two NQs will join transportation and global commercial disputes. The Legal Cheek Firms Most List shows NQs will start on a salary of £125,000 before any bo…

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Reed Smith retains 10 of 15 NQ solicitors as it ups trainee pay - Legal Cheek

67% Reed Smith has retained 67% of its London trainees, with ten newly qualified (NQ) solicitors from a cohort of fifteen staying on in permanent roles. Four will join the energy and natural resources industry team, with two apiece joining the finance and global corporate teams. The remaining two NQs will join transportation and global commercial disputes. The Legal Cheek Firms Most List shows NQs will start on a salary of £125,000 before any bo…

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