Total compensation for in-house lawyers in management roles jumped by 8% to 14% this year, and by 4.5% to 23% for non-management lawyers, according to a new survey by law firm consultancy Altman Weil, reports the National Law Journal. "These increases, even after adjusting them for inflation, were very solid," said Altman principal James Wilber.
September 24, 2007 at 06:28 AM
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Total compensation for in-house lawyers in management roles jumped by 8% to 14% this year, and by 4.5% to 23% for non-management lawyers, according to a new survey by law firm consultancy Altman Weil, reports the National Law Journal.
“These increases, even after adjusting them for inflation, were very solid,” said Altman principal James Wilber.
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