Anyone have an idea what standard bonuses look like in the Twin Cities? The market rate is the same across the big law firms, but I'm wondering if I should consider differences in bonuses or if they are also comparable? Just trying to make a quick choice...
Especially looking at these firms:
Oppenheimer
Fredrikson
Robins Kaplan
Faegre
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Re: Bonuses in Minneapolis
I believe it's usually $1,000 for first years and $2,000 for second years, and so on, and that's the market year-end bonus rate. I can't remember where I saw that, though.
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Re: Bonuses in Minneapolis
Also, market is different now.
Briggs and Winthrop never left 120
Dorsey at 115 next year
Faegre robins et all at 110
Briggs and Winthrop never left 120
Dorsey at 115 next year
Faegre robins et all at 110
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Re: Bonuses in Minneapolis
I wonder why Faegre hasn't bumped up to match Dorsey? And I think bonuses vary wildly based on firm.
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Re: Bonuses in Minneapolis
How do you know Dorsey to $115 next year? Has this been announced?
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