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Do Firms Have A "Rain Day" Fund?
Do law firms ever put a percentage of their profits from a given year into a rainy day/recession fund?
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Re: Do Firms Have A "Rain Day" Fund?
At my firm about 10% of all partners' salaries is held back for that reason
