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In-house lawyers earn less than their firm peers on average but are more likely to receive perks such as paid-for concerts or sabbaticals, according to survey results from legal consulting company Special Counsel.
January 15, 2019 at 03:46 PM
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In-house counsel are earning less than their law firm counterparts, but they’re more likely to get fun benefits, a new survey finds.
Legal consulting company Special Counsel released the results of its 2019 Salary Guide for Legal Professionals Tuesday. The guide comes from a survey of more than 6,000 legal professionals, including around 1,000 in-house counsel, from various sized firms and companies in 60 U.S. cities.
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