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Trainee retention: Slaughter and May keeps on 88% of its spring 2015 qualifiers

Daniel Coyne
Daniel Coyne · 10 February 2015 · 1 min read
Law firm management Addleshaw Goddard Mayer Brown Slaughter and May

Slaughter and May has become the third Magic Circle firm to announce the retention level of its spring 2015 qualifying group, with 37 of the 42-strong intake set to remain at the firm.

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