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Linklaters votes for Moore’s lockstep reforms but controversial features dropped

Linklaters votes for Moore’s lockstep reforms but controversial features dropped
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Matthew Field
3 November 2016
PayMagic Circle

Linklaters partners have voted today (3 November) to accept changes to the firm’s lockstep that will provide more flexibility in moving partners on the ladder.

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