Despite the attention often lavished on Biglaw, the truth of the matter is most private practice attorneys are operating within firms that employ less than 20 lawyers. However, reliable information on
market rates for associates in these largest firms and the average earnings of partners tend to overshadow key remuneration data needed by attorneys in the small law sphere to effectively compute their own pay.
This is why ‘Above the Law’ habitually rolls out a compensation report geared towards solo practitioners and small firm lawyers. It’s currently that time to refresh our data and we’re calling out to all practitioners within law firms that house 50 or fewer attorneys to partake in this exercise.
We kindly request you to follow this link and take a brief completely confidential survey. The survey has also been designed to maintain utmost confidentiality in collecting and storing the gathered data.
We encourage every participant to spread the word about the survey to any associates in similar small firms. The more responses we collect, the larger the range of data we’ll have available to disseminate in our revealing compensation report. Together, we can help bridge the information gap, offering vital insights about solo and small firm earnings that so many private practice attorneys require.