The gender pay gap is alive and well among U.S. in-house counsel, especially at the general counsel level where women make about 78 percent of the average total compensation that their male counterparts make, according to a new study.

Executive search firm BarkerGilmore on Tuesday released its 2018 In-House Counsel Compensation Report, based on a random sample of nearly 2,000 in-house counsel in the United States.

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