Firm | Score |
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Duncan Lewis | 92.7 |
Leathes Prior | 92.00 |
Brabners LLP | 91.2 |
Howard Kennedy LLP | 90.00 |
Trethowans | 88.3 |
Milbank LLP | 87.8 |
Devonshires Solicitors | 87.7 |
Cooley (UK) LLP | 87.50 |
Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton | 87.50 |
Bindmans | 87.50 |
Blaser Mills Law | 86.7 |
Boodle Hatfield | 86.67 |
Forbes Solicitors | 86.36 |
Davis Polk & Wardwell | 86.00 |
Anthony Collins | 85.6 |
Birketts | 84.7 |
Howes Percival | 84.3 |
Kingsley Napley | 83.6 |
Gherson Solicitors LLP | 83.3 |
Osborne Clarke | 83.3 |
Marriott Harrison | 83.3 |
Client Contact
Quality client contact is so much more than silently attending meetings or offering cups of coffee. For trainees, the amount and variety of client interaction plays an important part in their experience on the training contract. After all, only by being exposed to clients will you start building the confidence to advise them yourself one day. What’s more, meeting different types of clients can be very interesting and serves as a reminder of why many people choose to go into law in the first place – to help people, however that may look. These Future Lawyers Winner firms offer trainees plenty of client exposure from day one. Click on a firm name to read their Future Lawyers profile and see how they scored in other categories.