The U.S. branch of the firm is retroactively restoring half of the compensation cuts to employees from May through August, said U.S. co-CEO Mark Wasserman.
September 08, 2020 at 05:49 PM
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Eversheds Sutherland is partially paying back a 10% cut in compensation to its U.S. lawyers and staff that the firm preemptively instituted in early May.
The firm is retroactively restoring half of the compensation reduction put in place from May through the end of August, said Eversheds Sutherland’s U.S. CEO Mark Wasserman in an email.
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