Associate Bonus Watch: Cravath Scale ‘Blown Away’ By Rival Firm
Happy campers at this Biglaw firm, who learned yesterday afternoon that most of them would be taking home bonuses that their peers can only dream of.
Happy campers at this Biglaw firm, who learned yesterday afternoon that most of them would be taking home bonuses that their peers can only dream of.
Which firm is making up for last year's less-than-thrilling bonuses in 2015?
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This firm eliminated billable-hours requirements from its bonus eligibility standards, and associates seem happy with their bonuses.
Sources seem generally happy about the news; bonuses will be paid in January.
Don't you wish your firm was this generous with its money after a good year?
Will some firms once again pay their non-New York associates significantly smaller bonuses than their NYC-based colleagues?
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What approach does your firm take to bonuses for its most-senior associates and counsel?
Thank this Magic Circle firm for putting some more magic in your bank accounts.
Happy Friday! But for whom?
Which Biglaw firm is showering its associates with fat stacks of cash this time?
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 at this firm can make up to $20,000 more than the Cravath scale.
What did DPW do? See if you can guess....
Bonuses at Boies Schiller aren't quite as big this year, but the average bonus still falls just shy of $100,000.
Both of these firms are paying New York bonuses to associates in their smaller offices, so that's a nice change!
While everyone celebrates their bonus, remember they really suck.