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Lewis Brisbois Delays in Raises
In spirit of contribution, I am told that Lewis Brisbois still has not given its raises to its attorneys. Apparently they are aiming for April 15, 2020, but even that is uncertain.
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Re: Lewis Brisbois Delays in Raises
This was true. But it is not uncommon at LBBS and raises are always retroactive, and first quarter incentive bonus payments paid out in April or May, which softens that blow.
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Re: Lewis Brisbois Delays in Raises
Really? That's a long time for raises to kick-in. Is it always that late (i.e., April or May?) How are the raises at LBBS? Like we talking $2,000, $5,000, $7,000, $10,000 per year? (I realize $10,000 is probably not realistic, but curious).Anonymous User wrote: ↑Mon Aug 03, 2020 2:38 pmThis was true. But it is not uncommon at LBBS and raises are always retroactive, and first quarter incentive bonus payments paid out in April or May, which softens that blow.
