Ashurst holds first partner remuneration review since financial integration with Blakes
Ashurst is set to complete its first partner remuneration review since its full financial merger with Australia's Blake Dawson Partners at Blakes transferred over to Ashurst's managed lockstep system in November last year, a move which had been one of the conditions in the firms' merger deed.
March 10, 2014 at 08:42 AM
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Ashurst is set to complete its first partner remuneration review since its full financial merger with Australia's Blake Dawson.
Partners at Blakes transferred over to Ashurst's managed lockstep system in November last year, a move which had been one of the conditions in the firms' merger deed.
The impending review means that partners from the Australian arm of the firm could move up or down the lockstep for the first time.
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