Anonymous wrote:I’m surprised if a typical equity partner at a non-top 10 firm in Wash, DC is making $1 M a year. Obviously there’s a range, but my attorney friends around 50 yo at medium sized firms do not seem to be pulling in that much. I’d guess $500 or maybe even less.
Anonymous wrote:I’m surprised if a typical equity partner at a non-top 10 firm in Wash, DC is making $1 M a year. Obviously there’s a range, but my attorney friends around 50 yo at medium sized firms do not seem to be pulling in that much. I’d guess $500 or maybe even less.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think the other big law compensation thread is a lot closer than these outliers making $4m for decades.
Didn't the other one say equity partners were making $3-4 million as only 4th year partners??? Or are you referring to even a different thread than that?
No, it did not say that.
https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/1131461.page
No need to be a jerk. All you had to say was you were referring to a different (older) thread. I was talking about the one from a month ago, not one over two years ago. And yes, the one I was referring to did in fact say that:
https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/1279288.page#30267059
I’m not sure how my comment was jerky, and while it was started two years ago it last been recently commented on because it was hanging around the tip of this forum, which is how I saw it.
However, if you want to hold on to your position that all big law it’s raking in $4M a year, go for it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think the other big law compensation thread is a lot closer than these outliers making $4m for decades.
Didn't the other one say equity partners were making $3-4 million as only 4th year partners??? Or are you referring to even a different thread than that?
No, it did not say that.
https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/1131461.page
No need to be a jerk. All you had to say was you were referring to a different (older) thread. I was talking about the one from a month ago, not one over two years ago. And yes, the one I was referring to did in fact say that:
https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/1279288.page#30267059
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I think the other big law compensation thread is a lot closer than these outliers making $4m for decades.
Didn't the other one say equity partners were making $3-4 million as only 4th year partners??? Or are you referring to even a different thread than that?
No, it did not say that.
https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/1131461.page
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Depending on the equity buy-in amount and the partner draw schedules, the first couple years as an equity partner can present some short-term cash flow challenges. My firm allowed buy-ins over 2 years taken from your draw. Your draw is roughly half of your base compensation--the remainder of your base is at-risk pending on how the firm is doing against its budget. All the while, your living expenses and estimated tax bill don't stop.
So you take out a loan.
Anonymous wrote:I've known some that are really big spenders, which is the problem. Less so here but in NYC where they are trying to keep up with the finance crowd or SF where they are trying to keep up with the tech crowd.