Lawyer Compensation - General
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More Firms Up NQ Salaries Despite Easing Pay War
By Habiba Cullen-Jafar | July 6, 2023
Though steady increases are being made by several large law firms, there is little indication that the pay war will return this year.
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Want to Drive an Electric Vehicle? In Australia, Law Firms Aim to Retain Talent With Appealing Perks
By Christopher Niesche | July 5, 2023
The crazed competition for talent at Australian law firms has died down since last year. But firms are now focused on retaining talent.
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Eversheds Maintains Revenue Growth Against Difficult Backdrop
By Habiba Cullen-Jafar | July 4, 2023
CEO Lee Ranson described the results as "pleasing" in the face of "volatility" across the market.
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International Edition | Analysis
Is Toronto the Next Hot Spot for US Firm Expansion?
By Gail J. Cohen | June 21, 2023
Canada's largest city has a lot to offer and firms like Mintz and Cozen O'Connor have already started the trend to move north of the border.
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In Canada, the Glory Days of Associate Signing and Retention Bonuses Are Over
By Gail J. Cohen | June 14, 2023
As U.S. firms shed lawyers, Canadian firms are holding steady and being more strategic in their hiring, says a new salary report.
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'The Power Is Going Back to the Law Firms': Only Modest Pay Hikes Likely at Australian Firms in the Coming Year
By Christopher Niesche | June 14, 2023
The lower raises come after two years of outsized pay increases.
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International Edition | Analysis
Return to Office Is a Focus for Mentoring, but Training Gaps Have Existed for Ages
By Andrew Maloney | June 12, 2023
Some tweaks law firms are making — such as tying compensation to attendance and training — are meant to address both pre- and post-pandemic concerns.
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Is US-Rooted Resentment Brewing at Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer?
By Charlotte Johnstone | June 7, 2023
Feeling the financial pain of investing in the world's most expensive legal market 'can be frustrating' to non-US partners, according to insiders.
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International Edition | Analysis
As Layoffs Loom, How Much Control Do Associates Have Over Low Billable Hours?
By Dan Roe | June 4, 2023
As law firms wait and see whether the economy picks up in the third quarter, associates at risk of layoffs are feeling the other side of the billable hour's wrath.
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International Edition | Analysis
Visualizing A&O Shearman—How the Numbers Stack Up
By Jack Womack | May 25, 2023
Using the latest data from Law.com Compass, Law.com International shines a light on the anticipated combination in four charts and three key figures.
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