Credit: ngupakart/Adobe Stock Origination Credit Is Mysterious at Many Firms, and It's a Retention Problem
"It's important for me as the legal team to ask, who is getting credit?" said San Francisco-based Marie Ma, vice president and deputy general counsel at Gap Inc. "You have to know what's going on. You have to know whose position you're supporting with your dollars."
October 13, 2021 at 06:00 AM
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Lawyer Compensation - General
How origination credits are awarded—specifically, how they are awarded to women and minority attorneys—is a key factor in breaking the bottleneck of diverse attorneys vying for partnership.
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