While Pennsylvania’s biggest firms seem to all have the same strategy for setting associates’ salaries — keep up with the Joneses (or the Pipers, if you’d rather) — midsized and small firms’ approaches depend on the type of firm.
Midsized firms that are full service say they tend to see a trickle-down effect that eventually causes them to raise first-year associate salaries — though a direct relationship is hard to pin down.
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