Many chief legal officers at publicly traded companies commanded better pay last year as their legal departments handled bigger workloads amid slow, yet steady economic growth.
Most of the top-paid chief legal officers at Florida's public companies who have more than two years on the job got an increase in total compensation last year compared with 2011, according to a survey by the Daily Business Review.
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