Corporate
Nov. 16, 2012
In-house compensation makes modest gains, survey finds
Total pay for in-house lawyers at all levels increased modestly last year, according to a survey released Wednesday.
By David McAfee
Daily Journal Staff Writer
In spite of a slow economy, total pay for in-house lawyers across the board is on the rise, according to a survey released Wednesday.
The compensation report, conducted by Chicago-based legal consulting firm HBR Consulting, found that 79 percent of companies surveyed indicated a modest rise in compensation for in-house attorneys, while 2 percent reported a modest decrease and 19 percent reported no ch...
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