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Taking the initiative: Burges Salmon pushes ahead on legal apprenticeships through government scheme

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Kathryn McCann
26 September 2016
Legal affairsEducation

Burges Salmon has become one of the first law firms to hire legal apprentices under the Government’s new Trailblazers Apprenticeship in Law initiative, taking on five apprentices who start today (26 September).

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