Traditionally every year, the elite Wall Street law firm Cravath Swaine & Moore is the first in the legal industry to come out with its associate bonus schedule and other firms use it as a market-leading benchmark.
But recently, the order has gotten a bit mixed up.
On Friday, Above the Law reported that Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton — a California-based law firm with more than 700 lawyers — had gone ahead and rolled out its own associate bonus plan, before any word of Cravath’s bonuses were released.
Just last year, it was Simpson Thacher & Bartlett that theoretically cut the ...
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