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Playing catch-up: CC to push on with remuneration changes

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9 May 2017
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While its Magic Circle peers have made significant progress with modifying their locksteps to attract and retain talent, Clifford Chance (CC) is dragging its feet on implementing proposals voted in nearly two years ago.

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