The Cities Where Law Firm Associates Can Get The Biggest Bang For Their Buck
It's time to say goodbye to New York and a big howdy to Texas.
It's time to say goodbye to New York and a big howdy to Texas.
It's not looking great for another salary hike, folks. Bigger bonuses aren't out of the question, though!
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The good times can't last forever, can they? A 'reckoning' may be coming.
Did your law school or alma mater make the cut?
Some first-year associates take home more than $225,000.
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Or are these law firms raising salaries to show that they're the financial leaders of the pack?
More money for hardworking associates is something that everyone can get behind. Congrats!
Say goodbye to New York and a big howdy to Texas.
Unravel the far-reaching implications of the dramatic increase in first-year associate salaries in the legal industry in 2023, including effects on talent acquisition, financial pressures on smaller firms, and potential impacts on client billing rates.
Those who’ve adopted legal-specific systems are seeing big benefits.
Hopefully their emphasis on work-life balance won't be forced to go the way of the dodo.
Just how high did salaries climb?
A comprehensive guide for legal professionals and recruiters to assess compensation in the dynamic legal market and align it with industry standards.
Did your law school or alma mater make the cut?
Associates will be crossing their fingers for a decent salary.