Arnall Golden Gregory is bucking the trend of paying green associates more greenbacks, announcing it won't raise first-year pay from $130,000 to $145,000 in January -- a move made earlier this year by Alston & Bird and reluctantly matched by some local competitors. This is the first time the 136-lawyer firm has broken ranks with the city's other big firms on a round of associate raises, said AGG's managing partner, William H. Kitchens, who cited pressure on billable hours as one reason for the decision.
November 02, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Arnall Golden Gregory is bucking the trend of paying green associates more greenbacks.
The firm has announced that it will not raise first-year pay from $130,000 to $145,000 in January, a move made in August by Alston & Bird and reluctantly matched by several local competitors. When Alston’s raise, which is across the board, goes into effect at the beginning of next year, it will be the third for Atlanta’s big firms in two years.
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