Boutique Firm Raises First-Year Pay To $255,000
Firm continues to offer some of its trademark over-the-market pay.
Firm continues to offer some of its trademark over-the-market pay.
Exciting news for associates.
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The D.C. litigation boutique is the latest firm to adopt the new market rate.
While many large firms remain on the sidelines, elite boutiques are moving quickly on associate pay.
Associates will earn between $5,000 and $10,000 above the new market rate.
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The firm’s salary increase is proving far more influential than a one-time payout ever could be.
The race to match is on. We'll keep track of every raise, bonus, and compensation move as law firms make their decisions.
Yet another Am Law 100 firm has increased associate salaries.
As firms continue raising pay, this boutique is adding spring bonuses of up to $25,000 to the mix.
Industry insiders think a firm could soon top the market's latest salary increase.