Latham & Watkins has announced it's raising first-year associate salaries by $10,000 -- to a new figure of $135,000 -- and other years by $5,000, an increase on par with other firms' recent salary hikes. The raises do not apply to the firm's New York offices. Latham said it will continue to monitor that market to determine compensation there.
January 23, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Latham & Watkins is raising first-year associate salaries by $10,000 — to $135,000 — and other years by $5,000, an increase on par with other firms’ recent salary hikes.
The raises do not apply to the firm’s New York offices. The firm said it will continue to monitor that market to determine compensation there.
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