I'll start!
Cooley: $50K
Orrick: $50K
Kirkland: $50K
... others?
What is your firm's current referral bonus? Forum
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Re: What is your firm's current referral bonus?
For the firms that pay $50k+, is there any real benefit to getting an associate referral versus a recruiter? I feel like at that point, the difference in cost is negligible and firms probably know that associates refer random people too.
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Re: What is your firm's current referral bonus?
which firms, if any, offer the bonus for law clerk hires?
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Re: What is your firm's current referral bonus?
Dentons: $10k
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What's your source for K&E? I work there and understand it to be $25kAnonymous User wrote:I'll start!
Cooley: $50K
Orrick: $50K
Kirkland: $50K
... others?
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Re: What is your firm's current referral bonus?
Milbank: 20k
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Re: What is your firm's current referral bonus?
I think it depends on the practice group and office. I have friends that have said it goes up based on the need.Anonymous User wrote:What's your source for K&E? I work there and understand it to be $25kAnonymous User wrote:I'll start!
Cooley: $50K
Orrick: $50K
Kirkland: $50K
... others?
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Re: What is your firm's current referral bonus?
It's $25k. For a couple months a while back they bumped it to $50k temporarily, but it's back to $25k.Anonymous User wrote:What's your source for K&E? I work there and understand it to be $25kAnonymous User wrote:I'll start!
Cooley: $50K
Orrick: $50K
Kirkland: $50K
... others?
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Re: What is your firm's current referral bonus?
Lewis Brisbois - $2k
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Re: What is your firm's current referral bonus?
Anyone know what the fee is for Latham and Wilson Sonsini?
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Re: What is your firm's current referral bonus?
Goodwin - $40k
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WSGR - $40KAnonymous User wrote:Anyone know what the fee is for Latham and Wilson Sonsini?
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Re: What is your firm's current referral bonus?
Fried Frank: $10k after 180 days, another $10k after a year.
