Profits Per Partner At ALL Law Firms That Have Not Raised Salaries For Associates

Today is July 1, and at the vast majority of the hundred-plus law firms that have raised associate salaries (105 firms, to be exact), those raises are effective today. For associates at affected firms, it’s a wonderful way to kick off a three-day weekend. What better way to commemorate the Fourth of July than to celebrate your firm’s newfound independence from the $160K salary scale? For the rest of America’s associates whose firms are still enslaved to the once-prevailing but now under-market salary scale, it’s going to be yet another depressing weekend of working hard for a pittance of what their peers at other firms are now earning.

To this day, there are still hundreds of top-ranked law firms that have either refused to budge on compensation or remained completely silent as to their plans. Today, we will show you exactly which firms have failed to make a move with regard to base salaries for associates. This new listing includes each firm’s most recent Am Law 100 or 200 ranking, most recent Vault ranking, and most recently reported profits per partner. After almost a month of other firms’ partners spreading the wealth among their associates, if you see that your firm is listed here, then perhaps it’s time to consider a lateral move.

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