Almost 60% of partners think Deutsche Bank’s plan to stop paying panel law firms for work carried out by junior lawyers is unreasonable, according to a new survey.
The finding comes as part of a Big Question survey of 200 partners, conducted after Legal Week revealed last week that firms appointed in Deutsche’s current panel review will not be paid for work done by newly qualified (NQ) lawyers and trainees.
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