Sentences with phrase «other fee earners»

The Scottish firm — which has 62 partners and almost 200 other fee earners — will see its brand disappear on completion of the tie - up.

The deal, confirmed today (3 October), includes 16 partners and about 400 other fee earners and staff based in Liverpool, London and Manchester but excludes Hill Dickinson's marine insurance and clinical negligence business.

Not exact matches

The AHCA sacrifices $ 900 billion in future revenues by eliminating all other Obamacare taxes, including special levies on high - earners and annual fees on insurers.

Grupo Aval, based in Bogotá, raised $ 669 million in a single equity deal last year, more than any other bank in Colombia, making it the country's second - highest overall earner of investment banking fees, according to Dealogic.

Senior Partner Jane Keir Managing Partner Linda Woolley Number of UK Partners 52 Number of other UK fee - earners 165 AREAS OF PRACTICE Criminal, Regulatory & Public 38 % Corporate, Real Estate 10 % Litigation (inc Emp) 19 % Family & Private Client 13 % Immigration 10 % Clinical Negligence 10 % CONTACTS Clinical Negligence Terrence Donovan Corate & Commercial James Fulforth Criminal Litigation Stephen Parkinson Dispute Resolution Richard Foss Employment Richard Fox Family Charlotte Bradley Immigration Nicolas Rollason Private Client Matthew Duncan Public Law Adam Chapman Real Estate Paul Harbour Regulatory & Professional Discipline Nicola Hill The Firm An astute, diverse firm of lawyers working for private clients, businesses and government, nationally and internationally.

Our Flexible Fee Earners are typically individuals who trained with Norton Rose Fulbright or at other leading firms, and who are now seeking greater flexibility in their working arrangements.

** An hourly rate in excess of the guideline figures may be appropriate for Grade A fee earners in substantial and complex litigation where other factors, including the value of the litigation, the level of complexity, the urgency or importance of the matter as well as any international element would justify a significantly higher rate to reflect higher average costs.

By contrast, other firms have shown a greater willingness to allow their lawyers to take day - to - day charge of their LPM initiatives — partly because the firms» technology infrastructure enables its fee earners to run every aspect of the project, from initial scoping to conclusion, largely unaided.»

11.45 am Engaging the business: building relationships with fee - earners and other stakeholders, chaired Jane Livesey (pictured left), engagement consultant at Linklaters and Alex Smith (pictured right), programme manager at Tikit.

This, in other words, means a greater volume of work for the fee earners.

And, don't forget, if you have fee earners who don't only concentrate on one area of work, they may need to know about problems which affect other linked areas.

City of London grade A fee earners are the winners — yes, we know about the rent review — at # 396 per hour, down to # 304 in central London and # 219 — 256 for other courts in the London group.

Founding Partner: Bambos Tsiattalou Other partners: Maria Theodoulou, Amjid Jabbar, Brian Swan, Marianne Jean Baptiste, Muhammad Nazim Awan Other fee - earners: 7 The firm: Stokoe Partnership Solicitors is a leading criminal litigation law firm, specialising in representing corporations, public bodies and individuals in high - value, high - profile and complex criminal matters.

In some firms, this flexibility is offered to just fee - earners, while other firms offer flexible working right across the business.

Managing Partner Trevor Francis Number of partners 6 Assistant solicitors 34 Other fee - earners 14

Senior Partner: Howard Freeman Partners: 12 Assistants: 5 Consultants: 1 Other fee - earners: 7 Trainees: 3 THE FIRM Freemans Solicitors was established in 1995 by Howard Freeman, and he remains the senior partner.

In Unison, fees of # 390 and # 720 were found to be unaffordable for average earners, even if they actually had the cash in the bank, as that cash may be earmarked for other things which can not reasonably be expected to be foregone or postponed.

The advantage for fee earners is clear — the work can be done from anywhere, so they are better able to work around other commitments.

Central to the profitability of the «BigLaw» business model is how rainmaking equity partners, i.e. the owners, win work for the firm and enlist other fee - earners to do the bulk of this work.