Hi, does anyone know what most non-equity partners at Kirkland are paid? I know above the law had an article, and they said average pay was around $450K. Is this true/would appreciate anyone's insight?
Thanks!
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Re: Kirkland Non-Equity Partner Salary?
couple years old but i think about 350k on the low end with chance for 700k for some veteran non-equity partners that are highly regarded.
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... ner+tennis
comp starts to get pretty black box at that point at all firms because bonus amounts are discretionary and can range from close to nothing to a full year of salary. so i think youre all over the board. new income partners that are just being kept around because they are busy and profitable in a booming economy can probably expect towards the low end while someone who is very smart and an equity partner's go to resource and been a non-equity partner for 8+ years is probably getting twice that.
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... ner+tennis
comp starts to get pretty black box at that point at all firms because bonus amounts are discretionary and can range from close to nothing to a full year of salary. so i think youre all over the board. new income partners that are just being kept around because they are busy and profitable in a booming economy can probably expect towards the low end while someone who is very smart and an equity partner's go to resource and been a non-equity partner for 8+ years is probably getting twice that.
