Paul, Weiss Comes in With Its Numbers, Indicates Possibly More in 2024


 

Paul, Weiss came in with its numbers. For now. In addition, there will be discretionary bonuses in 2024. Some will recall that in the past Paul, Weiss chair Brad Karp initiated off-season bonuses for the "committed." Since that was atypical, it enhanced the law firm's branding. Here is what Abovethelaw reports:

Class of 2023  $225,000
Class of 2022  $235,000
Class of 2021  $260,000
Class of 2020  $310,000  
Class of 2019  $365,000 
Class of 2018  $390,000
Class of 2017  $420,000
Class of 2016 $435,000

Additionally, year-end bonuses were also announced, which match the prevailing market rate.

Class of 2023  $15,000  
Class of 2022  $20,000  
Class of 2021  $30,000  
Class of 2020  $57,500  
Class of 2019  $75,000  
Class of 2018  $90,000  
Class of 2017  $105,000
Class of 2016  $115,000

UPDATE:

Already on Fishbowl Big Law there is a posting asking about Paul, Weiss' discretionary bonus.

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