
Willkie Conducts Staff Layoffs While Dangling Retention Bonuses To Stem Lawyer Exodus
These aren't the fun summer bonuses that associates have been hoping for.
These aren't the fun summer bonuses that associates have been hoping for.
Law firms cosplay as Lando Calrissian... with no redemption arc in sight.
This is what happens.
The former VP's husband will also continue to serve as an adjunct professor at Georgetown Law.
Another firm shows that it has the money it takes to keep up with the top of the industry.
Another firm shows they have what it takes (money) to keep up with the top of the industry.
Big money is making its way through Biglaw.
And that's on top of the $200K signing bonuses being offered for its Houston office.
Another firm made associates happy with their bonus numbers.
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