Note: This story has been updated following a response from the firm.
Baker McKenzie quietly moved toward a black box compensation system for its equity partnership in North America at the end of last summer, The American Lawyer has learned.
The global legal giant quietly implemented a closed compensation system for its equity partners across its offices in North America last August.
March 12, 2019 at 05:30 AM
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Note: This story has been updated following a response from the firm.
Baker McKenzie quietly moved toward a black box compensation system for its equity partnership in North America at the end of last summer, The American Lawyer has learned.
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