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How One Silicon Valley Firm Beat the Odds and Made Big Gains
Bay Area-based firm cites work in venture funding deals behind 26 percent rise in head count.
Thompson & Knight Ups Associate Base Pay
Dallas-based Thompson & Knight is the latest large Texas firm to increase base salaries for its U.S. associates.
Brexit Vote Clouds Big-Firm Lawyers' M&A Crystal Balls
As top transactional lawyers sought to calm nervous clients Friday after Britain's vote to leave the EU, several said that they were bracing for the possibility of a two-year drought in their most highly leveraged, profitable business: advising on cross-border M&A deals.
Florida Firms Aren't Jumping to Match Cravath Pay Scale
When it comes to matching Cravath, Swaine & Moore's base salary bump for associates — which will see first-years earn $180,000 and eighth-years rake in $315,000 — firms with big Florida bases are a mixed bag, with the definition of "top of market" becoming increasingly nuanced.
Top Atlanta Firms Hang Back on Associate Pay Raises
After King & Spalding announced a $20,000 pay hike last week for Atlanta associates, Alston & Bird quickly matched—but the rest of Atlanta's big firms are in no hurry to follow.
IP Boutique Tensegrity Law Raises Associate Salaries
The IP boutique will pay first-years $180,000 to start.
As Big Firms Up Associate Pay, Regional Firms See an Opening
Amid a wave of salary increases for associates at big law firms, midsize and regional firms are eyeing the development as a way to reinforce their long-touted message: We're in tune with the economic realities facing clients and do high-quality work for less money.
Haynes and Boone Increases Associate Salaries
Dallas-based Haynes and Boone announced raises for U.S. associates effective July 1, ranging from a $180,000 starting base salary to $325,000.
King & Spalding, Alston Raise Associate Pay
Associate salary hikes have made their way to Atlanta with the city's two largest firms increasing compensation for its associates.
Big Law Cautious About Raising Salary of Asia-Based Associates-With Updates
While Global firms race to match Cravath's new associate salary scale in New York and the rest of the U.S., they are more cautious when it comes to increasing salaries in Asia.Trending Stories
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