5 Things You Need To Know If Your Biglaw Firm Hasn’t Matched Milbank’s New Compensation Scale
What *does* the new associate compensation scale mean for Biglaw?
What *does* the new associate compensation scale mean for Biglaw?
How different are the attitudes of the current crop of younger law firm associates from their older colleagues, really?
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Not every firm is capable of keeping up with the Cravathians.
When it comes to pay raises (and coverage thereof), better late than never.
How much different really are the attitudes of the current crop of younger law firm associates from their older colleagues?
Have associate workloads increased along with their paychecks?
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* Interesting attorney ethics complaint filled with allegations of racial slurs and anti-Semitic language. [Legal Profession Blog] * Attention associates: This is who you should thank for your raises. (Hint: you're welcome.) [3 Geeks and a Law Blog] * The justices on the Supreme Court sure do have a lot in common. [Empirical SCOTUS] * This lawyer is blowing up what you expect from a general counsel. [Big Law Business] * Does the Supreme Court lag behind the other two branches of the federal government when it comes to reporting potential conflicts of interest? [Fix the Court] * Watch out for your cases being deemed frivolous lawsuits by Judge Clay Land. [Law and More]
* Interesting attorney ethics complaint filled with allegations of racial slurs and anti-Semitic language. [Legal Profession Blog] * Attention associates: This is who you should thank for your raises. (Hint: you're welcome.) [3 Geeks and a Law Blog] * The justices on the Supreme Court sure do have a lot in common. [Empirical SCOTUS] * This lawyer is blowing up what you expect from a general counsel. [Big Law Business] * Does the Supreme Court lag behind the other two branches of the federal government when it comes to reporting potential conflicts of interest? [Fix the Court] * Watch out for your cases being deemed frivolous lawsuits by Judge Clay Land. [Law and More]
This is certainly good news for the industry overall.
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The general sense from tipsters is that though the pay scale is compressed, they are relieved to be getting any money at all.
Enjoy the ATL Compensation Guide to On-Campus Recruitment.
And don't let the door hit you on the ass on the way out!
At which Biglaw firms can get the most money as a Biglaw litigator, with the least impressive educational credentials?
Associates are pissed about the newly announced compensation scale.