
Biglaw Firm Bakes Blessings In For Bigger Bonuses
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'It's a miracle,' said one associate.
After cutting back last year, the firm is moving ahead with the rest of Biglaw.
Toot toot! Another firm gets on board with special bonuses.
Bonuses will be paid before year end.
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That's... a lot of layoffs.
Bonuses, post-COVID austerity measures, is the new Biglaw trend.
Expect salary cuts across the board.
Sullivan & Cromwell, Kirkland & Ellis, Arnold & Porter, Wachtell, and Baker Botts all have their hands on this deal.
Yes Virginia, it's still bonus season.