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KWM and Simmons clock poor retention rates as Eversheds hits 100%

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Legal Business
4 April 2016
Law firm managementEversheds

The rough and tumble of trainee retention season offers contrasting images to future lawyers as Eversheds keeps on all eight trainees while Simmons & Simmons becomes the latest firm accused of tampering with its figures.

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