Of all attorneys looking to make career moves this year, those in the catbird seat – the ones with multiple offers who can practically name their price – have five-plus years of experience in corporate transactional law or corporate litigation, according to a new report.
And for first-year associates at large Manhattan firms, starting salaries could rise to $190,000 by December, the report predicts.
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