Legal Week Lunchbox: 7/6/2007
It's getting to the end of another busy week, so why not take a few moments to savour the five most popular stories on legalweek.com today? Plus the best readers' comments and much more.
June 07, 2007 at 12:18 AM
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The five most popular articles on legalweek.com today are:
- Addleshaws shocks national market as firm hikes junior salaries by 21%
- Facebook wrangle leaves firms uncertain about web revolution
- Hints of early settlement as Freshfields tribunal delayed
- 2007 pay round: a Legal Week Wiki special
- A&O boosts online capacity with £1m derivatives launch
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Post of the day
"Addleshaws has broken the cosy Manchester consensus by offering 40k to NQs. I could almost hear the equity partners of Manchester choking on their cornflakes as they struggled to the realisation that they are going to have to get their wallets out. Expect a new mid-tier standard of 35k-36k, a "bubbling under" rate of 37k-38k, with the 3 big boys at 40k." – Legal Week Wiki
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