Top-Performing Partners To Get Mega Bonuses At This Biglaw Firm

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According to reporting by ALM, which Biglaw firm recently increased the percentage of profits they reserve for bonuses to high-performing partners to 15%?

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Hint: Reserving that percentage of profits for partner bonuses (which is almost twice what most Biglaw firms save for that purpose) allows the firm to pay its top performers in the range of $12 million to $15 million.

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