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The median pay for GCs who had been with a company for a decade or less was nearly $1 million more than those who had been with the same company for 20-plus years, according to a new pay trends report from Equilar.
August 27, 2020 at 01:13 PM
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New general counsel are outearning in-house veterans, according to executive compensation analysis firm Equilar Inc.’s latest General Counsel Pay Trends study.
The median pay last year for GCs who had been with a company for a decade or less was more than $2.9 million. But after the 10-year anniversary, GC pay began to decline.
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