
Biglaw Firm Seeks Input Before Raising Associate Salaries
The firm is being mighty transparent about how associate raises happen.
The firm is being mighty transparent about how associate raises happen.
No, it's not New York associates getting the love.
Even high billers will wind up below market.
The firm's come a long way since attorney layoffs.
George Floyd's death is forcing the firm to rethink exactly what programs it supports.
Am Law 100 firm makes more austerity cuts.
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So far, salary cuts and layoffs are off the table.
Another improvement for the family friendly firm.
This firm is hoping to make diversity in the workplace a reality.
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Raises reach a new market.
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