Dickstein Shapiro
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Associate Salaries, Biglaw, Killing Lockstep, Money, Salary Cuts
Dickstein Shapiro: New Salary Structure Leaves A Lot of Questions
Add Dickstein Shapiro to the list of firms that have decided to do away with lockstep associate compensation. As of January 22, Dickstein will adopt a new merit-based compensation system. Like many firms that have abandoned lockstep, Dickstein will be using a three-tiered system, similar to Orrick’s compensation structure. Starting salary for new Dickstein associates […] -
Associate Bonus Watch 2009, Biglaw, Bonuses, Kasowitz Benson, Money
Associate Bonus Watch: Kasowitz Benson
We’re still catching up on associate bonus news. There have been some memos we’ve missed, including some from last month (technically, last year). If we haven’t reported on your firm’s bonus announcement, please email us. Don’t assume that one of your colleagues will submit the memo; that’s not necessarily the case. Today we belatedly bring […] 
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Akin Gump, Allen & Overy, Contests, Crowell & Moring, Holidays and Seasons, Reader Polls
ATL Contest: Holiday Card Coolness
Before Christmas, we highlighted one law firm holiday card that we particularly enjoyed (from Haynes and Boone). We also invited readers to email us with other holiday cards we might enjoy. We stated that, if we received sufficient submissions, we might even hold a contest. Lo and behold, we did receive enough entrants. So we […]
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