Few lawyers believe many firms in Brussels will start offering U.S. style-salaries to associates. Credit: ngad/Adobe Stock 'No One Was Asking for This': Brussels Lawyers React To Wilson Sonsini's 'Crazy' Pay Hike
"Brussels is not the U.S. It has never been and never will be," said one managing partner, as Brussels law firm leaders prepare to raise junior lawyers' salaries by a few percentage points.
November 04, 2021 at 09:59 AM
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Lawyer Compensation - General
"Absolutely crazy", "unbelievable" "makes no business sense" and "off the charts". These were the terms used by managing partners and senior lawyers at Brussels law firms to describe the more than $55,000 pay hike announced by Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati on Wednesday.
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