Global Firms in Focus is a weekly column about international law firm business by chief global correspondent Chris Johnson. Reach him at [email protected]. On Twitter: @chris_t_johnson.
The topic of lockstep compensation is perhaps unique within Big Law. It somehow manages to be simultaneously divisive, critically important, and—for those not writing the checks or cashing them—numbingly boring. I sympathize. But bear with me.
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