Firm | Score |
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Muckle | 98.00 |
Leathes Prior | 96.00 |
Wedlake Bell LLP | 91.1 |
Marriott Harrison | 88.3 |
Fox Williams | 88.00 |
Steele Raymond | 88.00 |
Ashurst | 86.19 |
Howes Percival | 85.7 |
Leigh Day | 84.3 |
Brabners LLP | 83.7 |
Birketts | 83.5 |
Forbes Solicitors | 82.73 |
Hill Dickinson | 82.50 |
Farrer & Co | 81.7 |
Thrings | 81.7 |
Kingsley Napley | 80.9 |
Forsters LLP | 80.7 |
Osborne Clarke | 80.4 |
Milbank LLP | 80.00 |
Travers Smith | 80.00 |
Lewis Silkin LLP | 80.00 |
Devonshires Solicitors | 79.2 |
Social Life
A good social life while undertaking a training contract might seem like a contradiction for those who fear that the long hours may get in the way. But the ability to go out for a drink with your colleagues after a long day at work should never be underestimated. Social events are a great way to get to know your colleagues as people, which in turn will make your training experience more enjoyable. What’s more, from the management’s perspective, a memorable Christmas or summer party will work wonders to motivate employees. These Future Lawyers Winner firms certainly impressed trainees with their active social lives. Click on a firm name to read their Future Lawyers profile and see how they scored in other categories.