For an industry so hung up on profits per equity partner (PEP), and for which information on salaries is widely available, law firms are remarkably cagey on the small matter of paying them.
Given the ongoing challenges in the global financial markets over the past few years, it is unsurprising that law firms have been affected to some degree, whether in terms of seeing profits and therefore PEP fall, or having issues with cashflow.
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