Legal Week Lunchbox: 11/7/2007
The five most popular articles on legalweek.com today; plus the pick of readers' comments; and John Malpas on how changes in the political climate mean tough times for the Bar
July 11, 2007 at 05:03 AM
2 minute read
The five most popular articles on legalweek.com today are:
- Freshfields lines up heavyweights to fight Bloxham trial
- Career Clinic: Training in NY vs becoming a solicitor
- Dutch leader joins A&O on £8bn Danone deal
- Linklaters Italy signs up senior corporate duo
- Career Clinic: To be or not to be a lawyer
Don't forget to post your comments on the stories that affect you (and those that don't) to join the debate.
Post of the day
"Well, the pay review at one of the big nationals has just been completed and, guess what, they have royally messed it up. The movement of NQ regional salaries upwards has clearly had no knock-on effect on any of the tiers above – at 4PQE I now earn what that level did at my previous firm two and a half years ago. The amount I earn is just under 80% of what a City NQ gets at this firm. So, much as the people I work with make this 'a great place to work', the pay doesn't" – Legal Week Wiki salary special
Drinking in the last chance saloon
Changes in the political climate have forced the Bar into adopting a more measured approach to reform – Editors' Blog
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