Some U.S.-based nonshare partners at Kirkland will receive "commensurate salary increases," according to a firm memo.
June 18, 2021 at 11:49 AM
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Kirkland & Ellis, weighing in a week after Davis Polk & Wardwell set a new salary scale, said both associates and nonequity partners will see salary raises.
Meanwhile, a spate of firms continued to announce salary raises Thursday and Friday, including White & Case and Baker Botts, according to firm memos shared with Law.com.
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