Associate Bonuses

Up to 360k in bonuses?!

This is going to put a lot of pressure on the market.

Associates at this firm did well for themselves.

One of the world's five largest firms announces its bonuses.

People are generally happy, although individual numbers remain to be communicated.

Not exactly a good haul.

It's really not that hard, partners.

A lockstep system matching the market doesn't sound very thrilling, but associates seem content.

Yee-haw! Associates are (mostly) pleased with their bonuses at this firm.

One shouldn't paint the BSF bonuses with too broad a brush, but overall, people seem pleased.

In response to critical coverage of its comp system earlier this year, Norton Rose raised associate base salaries and bonuses earlier this month.

Associates at the firm are much, much happier this time around.

Profits dipped a bit last year, the firm reinstituted a billable-hours requirement for associate bonuses, and lawyer and staff departures are running high in some departments.

The additional bonuses, paid on top of market bonuses, ran as high as $30,000.

A nine-figure settlement means nice bonuses for this firm's associates and staff.

Associates seem happy with the transparency and predictability of their bonuses.

This firm is now paying all associates on the same scale, regardless of office location, and people seem pretty happy about it.

Some associates think the firm could have been clearer in its communications about bonus eligibility.

You can get a market bonus for billing solid hours at this firm.

Things are going very well at Kasowitz Benson, thank you very much, and the firm's success was reflected in strong bonuses.