Addleshaw Goddard assistants will be able to count pro bono activities towards their chargeable hours target for the first time following a vote by the firm's management.
April 04, 2007 at 11:18 PM
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Addleshaw Goddard assistants will be able to count pro bono activities towards their chargeable hours target for the first time following a vote by the firm’s management.
Addleshaws assistants can now count at least 14 hours of pro bono work to their minimum chargeable hours target of 1,450. Lawyers will also have the option to request an extension to that figure.
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