Sean Casey (Courtesy photo David Lubarsky)
"We believe our model rewards all forms of effort leading to the success of our firm. If ranked on the AM Law 100, we would be within the top 60 firms in terms of average profits per partner," Sean Casey said.
May 14, 2019 at 12:44 PM
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Sean Casey, a partner at Walden Macht & Haran and a former assistant U.S. attorney at the Department of Justice, said the 40-lawyer New York City firm has average profits per partner in the Am Law 100 range despite its size.
In addition to all the traditional metrics, its compensation model rewards collaboration and collegiality. Bonuses bring the salaries of the highest-performing associates above New York market rates, he said.
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