Incoming associates at Haynes and Boone will start work Nov. 30 with a starting salary for 2009 of $145,000. That's below the $160,000 first-year salary that's been the first-year market rate at Big Texas law firms. Richard Fijolek, a partner in Dallas who is the firm's financial partner, says the firm hasn't yet decided what it will pay the first-year lawyers in January. Fijolek says the firm is waiting to see where the BigTex market rate settles before setting its 2010 salary for first-year lawyers.
November 25, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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Incoming associates at Haynes and Boone will start work Nov. 30 with a starting salary for 2009 of $145,000. That’s below the $160,000 first-year salary that’s been the first-year BigTex market rate.
Richard Fijolek, a partner in Dallas who is the firm’s financial partner, says the firm hasn’t yet decided what it will pay the first-year lawyers in January. “We haven’t decided what we are paying in 2010. We are trying to figure out what the market is,” Fijolek says.
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