Conrad O'brien Salary Forum

[Anonymous User]

Does anybody know? They aren't on NALP, and can't find that info on martindale either.

[ben4847]

Oh, I thought the title said Conan Obrien

[Anonymous User]

I almost said Conan O'Brien in my CB today.

[Anonymous User]

The general consensus seems to be that they start at 95K. This, of course, relies heavily on anecdotal evidence, but it seems realistic for Philly.

Are you a 2L or a 3L? I'm a 3L and interviewed with them early last month, but I haven't heard back.

[Anonymous User]

OP here - 2L.

[Anonymous User]

The general consensus seems to be that they start at 95K. This, of course, relies heavily on anecdotal evidence, but it seems realistic for Philly.

Are you a 2L or a 3L? I'm a 3L and interviewed with them early last month, but I haven't heard back.

Where does one usually find this kind of information? Curious about this for other firms that aren't listed on NALP.

[Anonymous User]

The general consensus seems to be that they start at 95K. This, of course, relies heavily on anecdotal evidence, but it seems realistic for Philly.

Are you a 2L or a 3L? I'm a 3L and interviewed with them early last month, but I haven't heard back.

Realistic for Philly in what sense? If you mean realistic for a small, but illustrious litigation boutique, I agree.

[unc0mm0n1]

Oh, I thought the title said Conan Obrien

I thought I was the only one.

[Anonymous User]

The general consensus seems to be that they start at 95K. This, of course, relies heavily on anecdotal evidence, but it seems realistic for Philly.

Are you a 2L or a 3L? I'm a 3L and interviewed with them early last month, but I haven't heard back.

Realistic for Philly in what sense? If you mean realistic for a small, but illustrious litigation boutique, I agree.

They upped their compensation by $20K. Competitive for Philly.

[Anonymous User]

The general consensus seems to be that they start at 95K. This, of course, relies heavily on anecdotal evidence, but it seems realistic for Philly.

Are you a 2L or a 3L? I'm a 3L and interviewed with them early last month, but I haven't heard back.

Realistic for Philly in what sense? If you mean realistic for a small, but illustrious litigation boutique, I agree.

They upped their compensation by $20K. Competitive for Philly.

And what compensation is that?

[chipperjones]

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[Anonymous User]

The general consensus seems to be that they start at 95K. This, of course, relies heavily on anecdotal evidence, but it seems realistic for Philly.

Are you a 2L or a 3L? I'm a 3L and interviewed with them early last month, but I haven't heard back.

Realistic for Philly in what sense? If you mean realistic for a small, but illustrious litigation boutique, I agree.

They upped their compensation by $20K. Competitive for Philly.

And what compensation is that?

95 + 20 = You do the math

[Anonymous User]

Realistic for Philly in what sense? If you mean realistic for a small, but illustrious litigation boutique, I agree.

They upped their compensation by $20K. Competitive for Philly.

And what compensation is that?

95 + 20 = You do the math

It wasn't entirely clear whether that initial $95k figure was "confirmed," that's why I asked for clarification. But the point is moot for me anyway, since they filled their class size of two and I wasn't one of those offered.

[Anonymous User]

Correct. They are 115K, the managing partner randomly dropped the salary during my screener with them.

[Anonymous User]

My friend knows one of the two who accepted. I understand both are from Penn and the salary was reported in the one-twenties. Makes sense to be competitive. For the heck of it I checked their web site, looked impressive to me, wish I had thought of them.