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Long Island firms
I'm an associate at a mid size firm on Long Island. I've been at my current firm for about 3 years and I'm considering trying to lateral to another LI firm. Does anyone here have experience with that? What are salaries like at some of the larger LI firms?
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Re: Long Island firms
I am a senior associate at a major LI firm. What would you like to know?
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Salary structure and how often associates lateral to other firms. Our raises have been ok, but I wonder whether I could do better at another firm. Also, it is such a small region that I'm not sure how I would interview without partners finding out.
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Re: Long Island firms
I'd also like to know the exit options from your firm.
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