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Talent management 2017

Talent management 2017

Keeping mid-level talent settled and productive is essential to profitability. We ask law firms how much they pay their associates and what forms of non-financial compensation they offer to keep talent happy.

Talent management 2017

Latin Lawyer's Associate Salary Survey

Joe Rowley