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Addleshaws partners approve plan to extend top of pay ladder to £3m

Alex Ryan
Alex Ryan · 17 March 2026 · 2 min read
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Addleshaws partners approve plan to extend top of pay ladder to £3m

Partners at Addleshaw Goddard have voted ‘overwhelmingly’ to extend the top of the firm’s partner pay ladder, in a change that will allow top earners to receive close to £3m a year.

The move comes after LB reported last December that the firm was exploring how to better reward star partners and recognise individual performance.

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