Philadelphia is toward the lower end of the spectrum for average partner compensation in major U.S. cities, according to survey results published last week by Major Lindsey & Africa. But the city is also second-to-last when it comes to the average number of billable hours partners generate.
January 18, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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Philadelphia is toward the lower end of the spectrum when it comes to average partner compensation in major U.S. cities, followed only by Chicago, Atlanta and Seattle, according to survey results published Monday by recruiting firm Major Lindsey & Africa.
Just over 100 partners from Philadelphia responded to the survey, showing a combined average compensation of $533,000. Chicago came in at $524,000, Atlanta at $463,000 and Seattle at $368,000 in annual partner pay.
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