Associate Bonus Watch: New York Bonuses Go To Washington
Will other Washington firms follow suit?
Will other Washington firms follow suit?
This firm is now paying all associates on the same scale, regardless of office location, and people seem pretty happy about it.
LexisNexis sat down with John Ursin, Managing Partner at Schenck Price, to learn how the firm is using legal AI to strengthen client service and daily legal work.
Some associates think the firm could have been clearer in its communications about bonus eligibility.
You can get a market bonus for billing solid hours at this firm.
Things are going very well at Kasowitz Benson, thank you very much, and the firm's success was reflected in strong bonuses.
Some very happy campers at this prominent firm.
With the addition of Uncover’s technology, the litigation software is delivering rapid innovation.
Associates at this firm could deal with paltry bonuses during the recession, but now that the good times are back, they want partners to pay up.
Another firm moves away from merit-based compensation and back toward lockstep.
Market or above-market bonuses + Texas cost of living = Happy associates.
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These aren't the biggest bonuses of the season, but associates seem quite content.
A market match would be good news at many firms, but this firm's associates are used to much better.
"People are generally happy. We went from well under market to market."
This firm improved on its 2014 bonuses (which associates already found pleasing).
This law firm is a great place to work, but associates would appreciate a little extra cash.