Sentences with phrase «looking junior partners»

Not exact matches

A new coalition government led by Chancellor Merkel still seemed the most likely outcome, although negotiations between the various parties looked set to take some time, mainly due to the difficulties of accommodating the opposing views of the junior partners in the proposed coalition, the economically liberal Free Democratic Party (FDP) and the Greens.

An election sooner rather than later now looks like a good option for the Conservatives, and as this realisation spreads through the party, there will be an increasingly tough, even brutal, attitude to their junior partners.

Juniors are also assigned a partner mentor, but our sources were keen to point out that «Latham has a strong culture of informal mentorship» too, so «if you're looking to try out a certain type of work it's very easy to grab a coffee with a partner in your department and talk it over.»

Juniors get assigned an associate and partner mentor, but we heard that «because of the free market system everyone starts to look to the people they work for instead.»

Chambers & Partners describe him as «a real star junior... excellent and knows stacks about community care... he knows the field inside out, and has the extra advantage of experience acting for both claimants and local authorities», «he remains a go - to for both local authorities and claimants», «a force to be reckoned with», «covers all the bases, and if he raises a point, you need to look into it».

Is there a perception among partners that law firm juniors only look in electronic sources and are therefore missing vital information when performing analysis?

If you are a dynamic junior partner looking for faster...

Looking more closely at billing rates for this firm size shows that this result is the effect of two factors: partners doing IP Litigation work have held their rates flat and that work has shifted to more junior partners from more senior partners (see Figure 6).