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With the second week of MoneyLaw just kicking off, we’re still waiting on a number of firms to step up to the standard. One firm that we can now take off that list is Jenner & Block.
We heard word that this might happen last week, but whatever the delay, Jenner associates can be pleased to see that their pocketbook just improved.
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UPDATE: One point worth noting is that the Class of 2010 appears to be beating the Cravath scale by $5,000. Assuming, of course, they were already paid the prevailing Simpson scale before this raise.
We don’t have the full memo yet, but if and when we get it, we’ll add it to this post.
Maybe now these associates won’t be saddled with the kind of debt some former Jenner & Block partners carry.
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