Shearman and Mayer Brown retain fewer trainees than previous years’ newly-qualified solicitor intake

Shearman & Sterling and Mayer Brown have recorded lower retention rates for their trainees due to qualify this autumn, from full retention last year to 87% and 73% respectively.

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