Fried Frank
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BiglawRaises And Bonuses Continue To Spread Throughout Biglaw
Another firm has stepped up to the plate. -
BiglawFried Frank's Chair Steps Down After 10 Years, Ushering In New Leaders
He led the firm through good times and bad, and still came out ahead of the game. 
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BiglawSome Presents Come Early: This Biglaw Firm Just Unwrapped Bonuses!
The weather outside is frightful, but the cash is so delightful.
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BiglawThis Biglaw Firm Is Fully Committed To Paying Top Salaries To Associates
Three cheers for a third round of raises. -
BiglawBiglaw Firm Demonstrates Its Commitment To Paying The Top Of The Market
A second round of raises at the firm. -
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BiglawBiglaw Firm Ensures Fun Friday For Associates With Early Morning Money Match Memo
Associates will receive money, money, and more money at this Biglaw firm. -
BiglawBiglaw Firm Awards Special Bonuses And Expands Bonus Pool For Extra Valuable Associates
Of course the firm re-upped bonuses when the market moved. 
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Biglaw's $115,000 Bonus Scale -- With A Premium For Valuable Attorneys -- Is The Latest To Be Thankful For
There's a lot of money out there for hardworking associates. -
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BiglawFrankly, We've Been Expecting This Firm's Salary Announcement
After a busy year, fried associates can enjoy a comp hike. -
BiglawAnother Biglaw Firm Rolls Out Most Excellent Special Bonuses
This is the standard for truly elite Biglaw firms. -
BiglawBiglaw Bonus Season Can't Stop, Won't Stop
Associates can earn up to a 30 percent premium on their year-end bonuses.
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BiglawAm Law 100 Firm Promised No Layoffs, So They're Offering Buyouts Instead
A kinder, gentler way of parting with employees during a pandemic. -
BiglawThe Biglaw Firms Rolling Out Good News, For Now
Updated with even more firms delivering good news. -
BiglawAnother Biglaw Firm Expands Their Parental Leave With New Benefits
Fried Frank steps up their parental leave game. -
BiglawBiglaw Firm's New Partner Compensation Model Leads To Blockbuster Salaries
$11 million a year? That's quite the payday. -
BiglawThe Raises Just Keep On Coming For The Best Of The Biglaw Elite
Another big player is on board with the new associate compensation scale. -
Morning DocketMorning Docket: 01.30.18
* Just in time for the State of the Union, the Ninth Circuit ruled that immigrant children can be railroaded out of the country without access to a lawyer. Maybe they’ll avoid Trump’s ire tonight. [The Hill]
* Have you read about the Presidents Club dinner? If not, then you can read here, but it’s basically Tailhook for rich people. Now read about the law firm partners who may or may not have shown up including a Fried Frank partner who “did not attend the dinner and left shortly after arriving” which is an Escher painting of a statement. [Legal Cheek]
* New study from ALM Intelligence and Harvard Law School suggests part of the reason women are underrepresented at the partnership level is a propensity to selecting lower risk paths earlier in their career, locking them out of greater opportunities. Of course, this fails to answer what happens in the law that tends to encourage women to step off the path, but it’s valuable for diagnosing the problem. [American Lawyer]
* Money laundering with the Russians… yeah, lawyers aren’t supposed to do that. [Daily Business Review]
* Texas judge blocks law requiring respect for unborn children, provoking a fierce outcry from politicians worried about the sanctity of life. Texas has the highest maternal mortality rate in the developed world, but who really cares about that? I mean, once they get past negative 8-and-a-half months they stop being cute. [Dallas Morning News]
* Sad news, the former shadow attorney general of the UK, media lawyer Arthur Davidson, has passed at 91. [The Guardian]
