As big-firm associates keep getting automatic pay raises, everyone enjoys speculating about the various ways law firms will pay for these raises. Here's the secret: They won't. So who will? Humor columnist The Snark says the likely scenario is that associates will end up splitting the tab one way or another with the clients who pay large firms' fancy buildings stocked with fine art. Clients are so used to high prices anyway, The Snark says, and besides, he thinks clients secretly like it.
April 11, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
As we Big Firm associates keep getting automatic pay raises — thank you, Hunton & Williams, for showing us that first-years can command $145,000, even in Atlanta — everyone enjoys speculating about the various ways law firms will pay for these raises.
Here’s the secret: They won’t. So who will?
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