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Portland, ME - compensation
Does anyone have any idea what associate compensation looks like at the top firms in Portland, ME (Verrill Dana, Bernstein Shur, Pierce Atwood)?
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Re: Portland, ME - compensation
I'm also curious about this.
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Re: Portland, ME - compensation
IIRC from when I interviewed with those firms, it's something like 75-80K for first year associates.
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Re: Portland, ME - compensation
I'd take that in a heartbeat.Anonymous User wrote:IIRC from when I interviewed with those firms, it's something like 75-80K for first year associates.
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Cost of living really that much less in Portland, huh? Seems like quite a drop from $145k/160k in Boston.Marquis wrote:I'd take that in a heartbeat.Anonymous User wrote:IIRC from when I interviewed with those firms, it's something like 75-80K for first year associates.
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Re: Portland, ME - compensation
It's the equivalent of 100K in Boston. So it's a decent sized hit. One of the reasons I'm glad I went elsewhere, as much as I loved visiting firms up there.
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