Can anyone in Norton Rose Fulbright's CA or TX offices provide comp info? Last I heard was this ATL article where only first and second years were moved to the 190 scale, and third years and up would be on the old 180 scale + a bonus bringing you to market if you hit 2300. Is this still the case? Has it been implemented any differently?
https://abovethelaw.com/2018/06/unequal ... ates/?rf=1
Also tried to search for this info but couldn't find anything since 2018.
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Re: NRF Compensation?
NRF associate here...CA was moved to market this year but not Texas.
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Re: NRF Compensation?
Friend is at NRF in TX. 190 scale only lasts the first couple years and then compresses.
