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

Matthew Field
Matthew Field · 3 November 2016 · 2 min read
Pay Magic Circle Linklaters

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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