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Large Firms

Jan. 29, 2000

SoCal Lags Behind NoCal in Pay Hikes

SAN FRANCISCO - More Bay area law firms have jumped onto the associate salary bandwagon, and in doing so, some are expressing a desire for the legal community to "move on" from the issue - an attitude that would be appreciated by Southern California's large firms, which have yet to ante up.

By Leslie A. Gordon
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        SAN FRANCISCO - More Bay area law firms have jumped onto the associate salary bandwagon, and in doing so, some are expressing a desire for the legal community to "move on" from the issue - an attitude that would be appreciated by Southern California's large firms, which have yet to ante up.
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