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Parking for associates?
I know as a summer associate firms will cover the parking fee in large cities (SF/NY/LA). Do they tend to cover the parking fees as a full time associate too or are you on your own? I think SF can go up to $400+ a month....
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Re: Parking for associates?
I can't speak for all firms, but I am unaware of any NYC firms that pay parking fees for summers or real associates. Parking here is like renting another apartment, and having a car in the first place is stupid.
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Re: Parking for associates?
Yeah in NYC that sounds like an unreasonable expectation to me, though I don't know specifically about policies. Maybe some will cover it for your summer under the umbrella of relocation expenses? Maybe more common in LA but nobody really owns a car in NYC.
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Re: Parking for associates?
In DC, everyone seemed to take mass transit as well.
Also, why is this anonymous? Not EVERYTHING needs to be anon.
Also, why is this anonymous? Not EVERYTHING needs to be anon.
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Re: Parking for associates?
how bout chicago
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Re: Parking for associates?
I know some Bay Area firms (though this may mainly be Palo Alto and Oakland) have their own parking structures, which I presume it's free for associates to park in. All the San Francisco associates I spoke with do not actually drive to work -- they either live close enough to walk or can take a quick BART or other public transport in. I have not seen any other discussion of parking budget and would be really surprised if they allocated money for you to keep a car parked at your residence -- we're highly overpaid as it is. I don't know about LA though.
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Re: Parking for associates?
Paul Hastings LA pays for parking downtown for all summers and associates. If you don't have a car and don't need the space, I believe they put $160 extra into your paycheck each month.
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sortedblowhard wrote:Also, why is this anonymous? Not EVERYTHING needs to be anon.
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Re: Parking for associates?
This information can easily be found on firm's NALP forms under benefits.