Linklaters partners voted Thursday to approve a package of reforms to the firm's lockstep system at a partners' conference in London. The long-awaited vote will saw partners consider a range of measures intended to increase lockstep flexibility, without going as far as introducing "superpoints" to reward star performers.
November 03, 2016 at 02:02 PM
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Linklaters partners on Thursday voted to approve a package of reforms to the firm’s lockstep system at its partner conference in London.
Partners voted to introduce a range of measures intended to increase the flexibility of the firm’s lockstep, without going as far as introducing “super points” to reward star performers.
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