Senior partners turn to consultant roles
Marianna PapadakisCourt and Legal Affairs reporter
Updated
Firms are turning more and more to consultants as they grapple with managing costs and making way for new blood in their partnerships.
Firms including Clayton Utz, Ashurst and King & Wood Mallesons make greater use of consultants in the past six months compared to other firms including Allens and Gilbert + Tobin and McCullough Robertson deploying fewer, according to The Australian Financial Review's Law Partnership Survey.
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Marianna Papadakis writes on court and legal affairs reporter. She is based in our Sydney newsroom. Connect with Marianna on Twitter.
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