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Laws of attraction – how elite firms are ramping up their talent retention tactics

Elisha Juttla
Elisha Juttla · 4 November 2024 · 10 min read
Global 100 2024 Competition
Laws of attraction – how elite firms are ramping up their talent retention tactics

‘There’s a bunch of defensive mechanisms firms are using to shore up their stars – they could be lost to Paul Weiss or some other big firm if they don’t do something,’ says one US partner of the fierce war for talent at the very top of the legal market.

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