Looking at ALM's "Law Department Compensation Benchmarking Survey, 2010 Edition," Corporate Counsel found that not only did the "little guys" at legal departments take a hit, but that the "big cheese" at in-house departments was also not immune to the fiscal challenges of 2010.
September 24, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
[EDITOR'S NOTE from Corporate Counsel: This is part III in an ongoing series rolling out exclusive data on compensation in the legal departments of large U.S. companies and the salary range for in-house lawyers. Jump to part I: Want the Salary Range for In-House Lawyers? Here You Go or jump to part II: The In-House Salary Range: Not a Good Time to Be One of the Little Guys.]
As we continue to peel this legal department compensation onion, the more we find salary figures that stunk last year.
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