McKenna Long & Aldridge announced Tuesday that to address economic pressures and client concerns, it will reduce salaries for new associates from $145,000 to $125,000.
With 12 new associates set to start in the fall, the $20,000 cut should save the firm $240,000-plus money not spent on 25 summer associates, whose pay is based on first-year salaries.
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