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Re: NYC to 200k

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Anonymous User wrote:can't believe ATL beating WilmerFAIL
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Re: NYC to 200k

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jenner & block matched (no bonus)
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Re: NYC to 200k

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I think K&S Atlanta currently goes 155, 160, 175, 190 for the first few years - not sure if there are bigger raises down the road. No idea what Charlotte's at.
Right now Atlanta and Charlotte are both 155, 160, 170, 185, 200. Southeast to 165 maybe?
So for the record, K&S Atlanta is now at 165, 170, 185, 205 for the first few years. Not bad for Georgia.
Is Paul Hastings the only firm in Atlanta paying on the $190K scale?
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Re: NYC to 200k

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Anonymous User wrote:jenner & block matched (no bonus)
I did OCI seven years ago, and I thought Jenner was an actual, real firm at the time. How things have changed.
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Re: NYC to 200k

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Anonymous User wrote:jenner & block matched (no bonus)
I did OCI seven years ago, and I thought Jenner was an actual, real firm at the time. How things have changed.
Yeah, they had that DC preftige like WilmerFail. Clearly not worth it.
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Re: NYC to 200k

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Anonymous User wrote:jenner & block matched (no bonus)
I did OCI seven years ago, and I thought Jenner was an actual, real firm at the time. How things have changed.
Yeah, they had that DC preftige like WilmerFail. Clearly not worth it.
One of the smartest guys in my class at HYSCCN, who clerked for SCOTUS and is now at Jenner DC, is not being paid the same summer bonus as I’m getting at my lowly V25. Amazing.
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Re: NYC to 200k

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Re: NYC to 200k

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Anonymous User wrote:Updated list?
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Re: NYC to 200k

Post by Anonymous User » Thu Jun 28, 2018 4:41 pm

NakedPowerOrgan wrote:24 days after Milbank’s raise announcement, 22 days after STB’s bonus announcement, and 17 days after Cravath’s raises-for-senior-associates announcement, these are the firms that remain:
NakedPowerOrgan wrote:Wall of Shame for Firms Yet to Announce:
  • Kirkland ($4.70MM PPP, 44.7% L5Y PPP growth, 3.0 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Davis Polk ($3.70MM PPP, 50.7% L5Y PPP growth, 3.5 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Weil ($3.64MM PPP, 63.2% L5Y PPP growth, 3.8 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Paul Weiss ($4.56MM PPP, 36.2% L5Y PPP growth, 3.6 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Milbank ($3.46MM PPP, 41.5% L5Y PPP growth, 2.6 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Simpson ($3.68MM PPP, 38.2% L5Y PPP growth, 3.2 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Fried Frank ($2.94MM PPP, 123.7% L5Y PPP growth, 2.9 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    SullCrom ($4.27MM PPP, 23.8% L5Y PPP growth, 3.1 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Skadden ($3.47MM PPP, 32.7% L5Y PPP growth, 2.5 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Willkie ($2.97MM PPP, 43.4% L5Y PPP growth, 2.8 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Akin Gump ($2.39MM PPP, 54.9% L5Y PPP growth, 2.0 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Paul Hastings ($2.91MM PPP, 39.7% L5Y PPP growth, 2.8 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Latham ($3.25MM PPP, 33.0% L5Y PPP growth, 3.0 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Vinson & Elkins ($2.36MM PPP, 60.6% L5Y PPP growth, 3.2 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    1. Boies ($3.27MM PPP, 20.1% L5Y PPP growth, 2.0 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    Shearman ($2.32MM PPP, 52.4% L5Y PPP growth, 2.6 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Quinn ($4.74MM PPP, 6.8% L5Y PPP growth, 2.5 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    2. King & Spalding ($2.61MM PPP, 31.2% L5Y PPP growth, 2.1 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    Cravath ($4.00MM PPP, 14.2% L5Y PPP growth, 4.3 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Ropes ($2.32MM PPP, 46.1% L5Y PPP growth, 3.2 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Gibson Dunn ($3.24MM PPP, 15.3% L5Y PPP growth, 2.8 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Goodwin ($2.15MM PPP, 42.0% L5Y PPP growth, 2.3 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Dechert ($2.68MM PPP, 27.8% L5Y PPP growth, 3.4 EP:Assoc. leverage)[/s]

    3. WilmerHale ($2.12MM PPP, 44.9% L5Y PPP growth, 2.2 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    Cahill ($3.69MM PPP, 3.9% L5Y PPP growth, 2.8 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Schulte ($2.56MM PPP, 21.6% L5Y PPP growth, 2.1 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Debevoise ($2.83MM PPP, 36.2% L5Y PPP growth, 5.3 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Proskauer ($2.37MM PPP, 27.9% L5Y PPP growth, 2.5 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Winston ($2.16MM PPP, 44.8% L5Y PPP growth, 3.2 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Cooley ($2.08MM PPP, 39.4% L5Y PPP growth, 2.4 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Cleary ($3.07MM PPP, 17.3% L5Y PPP growth, 3.7 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Wilson Sonsini ($2.21MM PPP, 34.4% L5Y PPP growth, 3.5 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    White & Case ($2.26MM PPP, 32.9% L5Y PPP growth, 3.8 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Sidley ($2.26MM PPP, 25.6% L5Y PPP growth, 2.8 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Baker Botts ($1.84MM PPP, 35.1% L5Y PPP growth, 1.9 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Kramer Levin ($2.15MM PPP, 28.5% L5Y PPP growth, 3.1 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    4. Sheppard ($1.71MM PPP, 35.2% L5Y PPP growth, 2.4 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    5. Cadwalader ($2.51MM PPP, 5.3% L5Y PPP decline, 4.5 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    6. Alston & Bird ($1.93MM PPP, 12.3% L5Y PPP growth, 1.2 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    Mayer Brown ($1.58MM PPP, 37.0% L5Y PPP growth, 2.5 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    7. Holland & Knight ($1.36MM PPP, 43.2% L5Y PPP growth, 2.1 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    8. Fragomen ($1.98MM PPP, 31.4% L5Y PPP growth, 4.2 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    DLA Piper ($1.76MM PPP, 34.1% L5Y PPP growth, 3.5 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    McDermott ($1.71MM PPP, 17.3% L5Y PPP growth, 1.8 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    9. Katten ($1.57MM PPP, 19.8% L5Y PPP growth, 1.7 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    O'Melveny ($2.01MM PPP, 2.5% L5Y PPP decline, 3.3 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Orrick ($1.86MM PPP, 14.3% L5Y PPP growth, 3.8 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Covington ($1.54MM PPP, 22.0% L5Y PPP growth, 2.0 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    10. Greenberg ($1.63MM PPP, 20.1% L5Y PPP growth, 2.2 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    MoFo ($1.74MM PPP, 18.1% L5Y PPP growth, 2.7 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Fenwick ($1.51MM PPP, 31.0% L5Y PPP growth, 2.8 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    11. Fish & Richardson ($1.63MM PPP, 9.8% L5Y PPP growth, 1.5 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    12. Jenner ($1.42MM PPP, 4.9% L5Y PPP decline, 1.7 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    Baker McKenzie ($1.30MM PPP, 19.3% L5Y PPP growth, 2.7 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Morgan Lewis ($1.37MM PPP, 11.7% L5Y PPP decline, 1.3 EP:Assoc. leverage)
Legend:
New York
California
Washington, D.C.
Chicago
Houston
Boston
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Florida

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Re: NYC to 200k

Post by Anonymous User » Thu Jun 28, 2018 4:43 pm

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NakedPowerOrgan wrote:24 days after Milbank’s raise announcement, 22 days after STB’s bonus announcement, and 17 days after Cravath’s raises-for-senior-associates announcement, these are the firms that remain:
NakedPowerOrgan wrote:Wall of Shame for Firms Yet to Announce:
  • Kirkland ($4.70MM PPP, 44.7% L5Y PPP growth, 3.0 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Davis Polk ($3.70MM PPP, 50.7% L5Y PPP growth, 3.5 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Weil ($3.64MM PPP, 63.2% L5Y PPP growth, 3.8 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Paul Weiss ($4.56MM PPP, 36.2% L5Y PPP growth, 3.6 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Milbank ($3.46MM PPP, 41.5% L5Y PPP growth, 2.6 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Simpson ($3.68MM PPP, 38.2% L5Y PPP growth, 3.2 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Fried Frank ($2.94MM PPP, 123.7% L5Y PPP growth, 2.9 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    SullCrom ($4.27MM PPP, 23.8% L5Y PPP growth, 3.1 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Skadden ($3.47MM PPP, 32.7% L5Y PPP growth, 2.5 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Willkie ($2.97MM PPP, 43.4% L5Y PPP growth, 2.8 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Akin Gump ($2.39MM PPP, 54.9% L5Y PPP growth, 2.0 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Paul Hastings ($2.91MM PPP, 39.7% L5Y PPP growth, 2.8 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Latham ($3.25MM PPP, 33.0% L5Y PPP growth, 3.0 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Vinson & Elkins ($2.36MM PPP, 60.6% L5Y PPP growth, 3.2 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    1. Boies ($3.27MM PPP, 20.1% L5Y PPP growth, 2.0 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    Shearman ($2.32MM PPP, 52.4% L5Y PPP growth, 2.6 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Quinn ($4.74MM PPP, 6.8% L5Y PPP growth, 2.5 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    2. King & Spalding ($2.61MM PPP, 31.2% L5Y PPP growth, 2.1 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    Cravath ($4.00MM PPP, 14.2% L5Y PPP growth, 4.3 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Ropes ($2.32MM PPP, 46.1% L5Y PPP growth, 3.2 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Gibson Dunn ($3.24MM PPP, 15.3% L5Y PPP growth, 2.8 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Goodwin ($2.15MM PPP, 42.0% L5Y PPP growth, 2.3 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Dechert ($2.68MM PPP, 27.8% L5Y PPP growth, 3.4 EP:Assoc. leverage)[/s]

    3. WilmerHale ($2.12MM PPP, 44.9% L5Y PPP growth, 2.2 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    Cahill ($3.69MM PPP, 3.9% L5Y PPP growth, 2.8 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Schulte ($2.56MM PPP, 21.6% L5Y PPP growth, 2.1 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Debevoise ($2.83MM PPP, 36.2% L5Y PPP growth, 5.3 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Proskauer ($2.37MM PPP, 27.9% L5Y PPP growth, 2.5 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Winston ($2.16MM PPP, 44.8% L5Y PPP growth, 3.2 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Cooley ($2.08MM PPP, 39.4% L5Y PPP growth, 2.4 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Cleary ($3.07MM PPP, 17.3% L5Y PPP growth, 3.7 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Wilson Sonsini ($2.21MM PPP, 34.4% L5Y PPP growth, 3.5 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    White & Case ($2.26MM PPP, 32.9% L5Y PPP growth, 3.8 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Sidley ($2.26MM PPP, 25.6% L5Y PPP growth, 2.8 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Baker Botts ($1.84MM PPP, 35.1% L5Y PPP growth, 1.9 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Kramer Levin ($2.15MM PPP, 28.5% L5Y PPP growth, 3.1 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    4. Sheppard ($1.71MM PPP, 35.2% L5Y PPP growth, 2.4 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    5. Cadwalader ($2.51MM PPP, 5.3% L5Y PPP decline, 4.5 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    6. Alston & Bird ($1.93MM PPP, 12.3% L5Y PPP growth, 1.2 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    Mayer Brown ($1.58MM PPP, 37.0% L5Y PPP growth, 2.5 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    7. Holland & Knight ($1.36MM PPP, 43.2% L5Y PPP growth, 2.1 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    8. Fragomen ($1.98MM PPP, 31.4% L5Y PPP growth, 4.2 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    DLA Piper ($1.76MM PPP, 34.1% L5Y PPP growth, 3.5 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    McDermott ($1.71MM PPP, 17.3% L5Y PPP growth, 1.8 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    9. Katten ($1.57MM PPP, 19.8% L5Y PPP growth, 1.7 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    O'Melveny ($2.01MM PPP, 2.5% L5Y PPP decline, 3.3 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Orrick ($1.86MM PPP, 14.3% L5Y PPP growth, 3.8 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Covington ($1.54MM PPP, 22.0% L5Y PPP growth, 2.0 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    10. Greenberg ($1.63MM PPP, 20.1% L5Y PPP growth, 2.2 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    MoFo ($1.74MM PPP, 18.1% L5Y PPP growth, 2.7 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Fenwick ($1.51MM PPP, 31.0% L5Y PPP growth, 2.8 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    11. Fish & Richardson ($1.63MM PPP, 9.8% L5Y PPP growth, 1.5 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    12. Jenner ($1.42MM PPP, 4.9% L5Y PPP decline, 1.7 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    Baker McKenzie ($1.30MM PPP, 19.3% L5Y PPP growth, 2.7 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Morgan Lewis ($1.37MM PPP, 11.7% L5Y PPP decline, 1.3 EP:Assoc. leverage)
Legend:
New York
California
Washington, D.C.
Chicago
Houston
Boston
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Florida

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Thanks, but where does that list come from? Is it a ranking somewhere?
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Re: NYC to 200k

Post by Anonymous User » Thu Jun 28, 2018 4:57 pm

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Anonymous User wrote:Are K&S ATL/CLT getting the bonus?
Yep.
Do we think the rest of ATL/CLT will match K&S?
W&S, Dechert, MB and CWT already matched Cravath in Charlotte. I'm guessing the firms in ATL that were paying the same as K&S prior to the raise will follow along eventually.
Is there a Charlotte firm that has a reputation for being more humane than others but pays Milbank/Simpson/Cravath market?
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Re: NYC to 200k

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Anonymous User wrote:
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Anonymous User wrote:
Anonymous User wrote:Are K&S ATL/CLT getting the bonus?
Yep.
Do we think the rest of ATL/CLT will match K&S?
W&S, Dechert, MB and CWT already matched Cravath in Charlotte. I'm guessing the firms in ATL that were paying the same as K&S prior to the raise will follow along eventually.
Is there a Charlotte firm that has a reputation for being more humane than others but pays Milbank/Simpson/Cravath market?
Cadwalader pays Cravath scale in Charlotte but it is absolutely, 100% NOT humane. STAY AWAY!

I think most every other non-CLT firm in the Queen City is from a non-major market itself (McGuire Woods, Hunton, Parker Poe, etc.) so yeah they ain’t paying 190 anywhere.
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Re: NYC to 200k

Post by Anonymous User » Thu Jun 28, 2018 5:24 pm

Anonymous User wrote:
Anonymous User wrote:
Anonymous User wrote:
Anonymous User wrote:
Anonymous User wrote:
Anonymous User wrote:Are K&S ATL/CLT getting the bonus?
Yep.
Do we think the rest of ATL/CLT will match K&S?
W&S, Dechert, MB and CWT already matched Cravath in Charlotte. I'm guessing the firms in ATL that were paying the same as K&S prior to the raise will follow along eventually.
Is there a Charlotte firm that has a reputation for being more humane than others but pays Milbank/Simpson/Cravath market?
Cadwalader pays Cravath scale in Charlotte but it is absolutely, 100% NOT humane. STAY AWAY!

I think most every other non-CLT firm in the Queen City is from a non-major market itself (McGuire Woods, Hunton, Parker Poe, etc.) so yeah they ain’t paying 190 anywhere.
I don't hear great things about MB's CLT office either. I think their bonus target is really high too. I think Dechert's office is hemorrhaging people right now. Not sure about W&S. Also CWT isn't THAT bad. Not sure it's so much worse than any other market-paying firm...seriously is there an NYC big law firm that IS humane?
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Re: NYC to 200k

Post by Anonymous User » Thu Jun 28, 2018 5:48 pm

Anonymous User wrote:
Anonymous User wrote:
Anonymous User wrote:
Anonymous User wrote:
Anonymous User wrote:
Anonymous User wrote:
Anonymous User wrote:Are K&S ATL/CLT getting the bonus?
Yep.
Do we think the rest of ATL/CLT will match K&S?
W&S, Dechert, MB and CWT already matched Cravath in Charlotte. I'm guessing the firms in ATL that were paying the same as K&S prior to the raise will follow along eventually.
Is there a Charlotte firm that has a reputation for being more humane than others but pays Milbank/Simpson/Cravath market?
Cadwalader pays Cravath scale in Charlotte but it is absolutely, 100% NOT humane. STAY AWAY!

I think most every other non-CLT firm in the Queen City is from a non-major market itself (McGuire Woods, Hunton, Parker Poe, etc.) so yeah they ain’t paying 190 anywhere.
I don't hear great things about MB's CLT office either. I think their bonus target is really high too. I think Dechert's office is hemorrhaging people right now. Not sure about W&S. Also CWT isn't THAT bad. Not sure it's so much worse than any other market-paying firm...seriously is there an NYC big law firm that IS humane?
What about a humane, non-market paying firm that is still reputable?
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Re: NYC to 200k

Post by Anonymous User » Thu Jun 28, 2018 6:23 pm

Anonymous User wrote:
Anonymous User wrote:
Anonymous User wrote:
Anonymous User wrote:
Anonymous User wrote:
Anonymous User wrote:
Do we think the rest of ATL/CLT will match K&S?
W&S, Dechert, MB and CWT already matched Cravath in Charlotte. I'm guessing the firms in ATL that were paying the same as K&S prior to the raise will follow along eventually.
Is there a Charlotte firm that has a reputation for being more humane than others but pays Milbank/Simpson/Cravath market?
Cadwalader pays Cravath scale in Charlotte but it is absolutely, 100% NOT humane. STAY AWAY!

I think most every other non-CLT firm in the Queen City is from a non-major market itself (McGuire Woods, Hunton, Parker Poe, etc.) so yeah they ain’t paying 190 anywhere.
I don't hear great things about MB's CLT office either. I think their bonus target is really high too. I think Dechert's office is hemorrhaging people right now. Not sure about W&S. Also CWT isn't THAT bad. Not sure it's so much worse than any other market-paying firm...seriously is there an NYC big law firm that IS humane?
What about a humane, non-market paying firm that is still reputable?
McGuire Woods and Hunton both are humane while also being reputable firms doing good work, but pay under market.

A&B is the worst of both worlds. They dont pay market, nor are they humane.

Obviously CWT and Winston pay market, but expect NYC commitment.
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Re: NYC to 200k

Post by NakedPowerOrgan » Thu Jun 28, 2018 6:25 pm

Confirmation that David Boies spent all the firm's money paying Mossad agents to run covert, international spy operations to suppress women raped by Harvey Weinstein.....(ALLEGEDLY):
NakedPowerOrgan wrote:Wall of Shame for Firms Yet to Announce:
  • Kirkland ($4.70MM PPP, 44.7% L5Y PPP growth, 3.0 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Davis Polk ($3.70MM PPP, 50.7% L5Y PPP growth, 3.5 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Weil ($3.64MM PPP, 63.2% L5Y PPP growth, 3.8 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Paul Weiss ($4.56MM PPP, 36.2% L5Y PPP growth, 3.6 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Milbank ($3.46MM PPP, 41.5% L5Y PPP growth, 2.6 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Simpson ($3.68MM PPP, 38.2% L5Y PPP growth, 3.2 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Fried Frank ($2.94MM PPP, 123.7% L5Y PPP growth, 2.9 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    SullCrom ($4.27MM PPP, 23.8% L5Y PPP growth, 3.1 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Skadden ($3.47MM PPP, 32.7% L5Y PPP growth, 2.5 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Willkie ($2.97MM PPP, 43.4% L5Y PPP growth, 2.8 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Akin Gump ($2.39MM PPP, 54.9% L5Y PPP growth, 2.0 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Paul Hastings ($2.91MM PPP, 39.7% L5Y PPP growth, 2.8 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Latham ($3.25MM PPP, 33.0% L5Y PPP growth, 3.0 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Vinson & Elkins ($2.36MM PPP, 60.6% L5Y PPP growth, 3.2 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    1. Boies ($3.27MM PPP, 20.1% L5Y PPP growth, 2.0 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    Shearman ($2.32MM PPP, 52.4% L5Y PPP growth, 2.6 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Quinn ($4.74MM PPP, 6.8% L5Y PPP growth, 2.5 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    2. King & Spalding ($2.61MM PPP, 31.2% L5Y PPP growth, 2.1 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Cravath ($4.00MM PPP, 14.2% L5Y PPP growth, 4.3 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Ropes ($2.32MM PPP, 46.1% L5Y PPP growth, 3.2 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Gibson Dunn ($3.24MM PPP, 15.3% L5Y PPP growth, 2.8 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Goodwin ($2.15MM PPP, 42.0% L5Y PPP growth, 2.3 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Dechert ($2.68MM PPP, 27.8% L5Y PPP growth, 3.4 EP:Assoc. leverage)[/s]

    2. WilmerHale ($2.12MM PPP, 44.9% L5Y PPP growth, 2.2 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    Cahill ($3.69MM PPP, 3.9% L5Y PPP growth, 2.8 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Schulte ($2.56MM PPP, 21.6% L5Y PPP growth, 2.1 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Debevoise ($2.83MM PPP, 36.2% L5Y PPP growth, 5.3 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Proskauer ($2.37MM PPP, 27.9% L5Y PPP growth, 2.5 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Winston ($2.16MM PPP, 44.8% L5Y PPP growth, 3.2 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Cooley ($2.08MM PPP, 39.4% L5Y PPP growth, 2.4 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Cleary ($3.07MM PPP, 17.3% L5Y PPP growth, 3.7 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Wilson Sonsini ($2.21MM PPP, 34.4% L5Y PPP growth, 3.5 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    White & Case ($2.26MM PPP, 32.9% L5Y PPP growth, 3.8 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Sidley ($2.26MM PPP, 25.6% L5Y PPP growth, 2.8 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Baker Botts ($1.84MM PPP, 35.1% L5Y PPP growth, 1.9 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Kramer Levin ($2.15MM PPP, 28.5% L5Y PPP growth, 3.1 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    3. Sheppard ($1.71MM PPP, 35.2% L5Y PPP growth, 2.4 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    Cadwalader ($2.51MM PPP, 5.3% L5Y PPP decline, 4.5 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    4. Alston & Bird ($1.93MM PPP, 12.3% L5Y PPP growth, 1.2 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    Mayer Brown ($1.58MM PPP, 37.0% L5Y PPP growth, 2.5 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    5. Holland & Knight ($1.36MM PPP, 43.2% L5Y PPP growth, 2.1 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    6. Fragomen ($1.98MM PPP, 31.4% L5Y PPP growth, 4.2 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    DLA Piper ($1.76MM PPP, 34.1% L5Y PPP growth, 3.5 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    McDermott ($1.71MM PPP, 17.3% L5Y PPP growth, 1.8 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    7. Katten ($1.57MM PPP, 19.8% L5Y PPP growth, 1.7 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    O'Melveny ($2.01MM PPP, 2.5% L5Y PPP decline, 3.3 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Orrick ($1.86MM PPP, 14.3% L5Y PPP growth, 3.8 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Covington ($1.54MM PPP, 22.0% L5Y PPP growth, 2.0 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    8. Greenberg ($1.63MM PPP, 20.1% L5Y PPP growth, 2.2 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    MoFo ($1.74MM PPP, 18.1% L5Y PPP growth, 2.7 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Fenwick ($1.51MM PPP, 31.0% L5Y PPP growth, 2.8 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    9. Fish & Richardson ($1.63MM PPP, 9.8% L5Y PPP growth, 1.5 EP:Assoc. leverage)

    Jenner ($1.42MM PPP, 4.9% L5Y PPP decline, 1.7 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Baker McKenzie ($1.30MM PPP, 19.3% L5Y PPP growth, 2.7 EP:Assoc. leverage)
    Morgan Lewis ($1.37MM PPP, 11.7% L5Y PPP decline, 1.3 EP:Assoc. leverage)
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Re: NYC to 200k

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What V100 firms haven't matched yet?
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Re: NYC to 200k

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V20 WilmerFAIL
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Re: NYC to 200k

Post by Anonymous User » Thu Jun 28, 2018 6:40 pm

Has Duane Reade matched yet?
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Re: NYC to 200k

Post by Anonymous User » Thu Jun 28, 2018 6:45 pm

Anonymous User wrote:V20 WilmerFAIL
Do they really not understand the message they are sending their associates by waiting this long?
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Re: NYC to 200k

Post by Anonymous User » Thu Jun 28, 2018 6:48 pm

Anonymous User wrote:
Anonymous User wrote:V20 WilmerFAIL
Do they really not understand the message they are sending their associates by waiting this long?
They do, they just don't care
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Re: NYC to 200k

Post by Anonymous User » Thu Jun 28, 2018 6:58 pm

Amen to that.

Tomorrow is the last day before WilmerFAIL associates start getting paid below-market.
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Re: NYC to 200k

Post by Anonymous User » Thu Jun 28, 2018 7:06 pm

Anonymous User wrote:Amen to that.

Tomorrow is the last day before WilmerFAIL associates start getting paid below-market.
Same with Arnold and POORER
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Re: NYC to 200k

Post by Anonymous User » Thu Jun 28, 2018 7:14 pm

Anonymous User wrote:
Anonymous User wrote:Amen to that.

Tomorrow is the last day before WilmerFAIL associates start getting paid below-market.
Same with Arnold and POORER
At least they have more of an excuse with lower PPP
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Re: NYC to 200k

Post by Anonymous User » Thu Jun 28, 2018 7:20 pm

Anonymous User wrote:What V100 firms haven't matched yet?
I doubt most firms in the V51-100 range will match anytime soon.
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