Hengeler Mueller has raised its associate salaries for the second time in 18 months, as the elite German independent bids to keep pace with its foreign rivals. Junior lawyers at the firm saw their pay rise from �90,000 ($132,000) a year to either �100,000 ($146,500) or �105,000 ($154,000), depending on academic qualifications. Senior lawyers, meanwhile, will now receive �160,000 ($234,500) -- a rise of around seven percent from the previous mark of �150,000 ($220,000).
December 07, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Hengeler Mueller has raised its associate salaries for the second time in 18 months, as the elite German independent bids to keep pace with its foreign rivals.
Junior lawyers at the Slaughter and May best friend have seen their pay rise from �90,000 ($132,000) a year to either �100,000 ($146,500) or �105,000 ($154,000), depending on academic qualifications.
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