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Magic Circle: Slaughters first to announce 91% trainee retention rate

Magic Circle: Slaughters first to announce 91% trainee retention rate
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Georgiana Tudor
12 July 2017
Magic Circle

Slaughter and May has announced today (12 July) that it will retain 91% of its second-year trainees for newly qualified (NQ) lawyer positions at the firm this autumn.

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