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    5 Things Associates Must Ask About Their Firm's Merger Plan

    Jackie Bokser-LeFebvre outlines five critical questions associates should be asking now, from partner stability and workflow risk to how integration is actually unfolding behind the scenes. In a market where scale is reshaping the competitive landscape, understanding how a merger affects your day-to-day work and long-term trajectory is essential.

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    5 Things Associates Must Ask About Their Firm's Merger Plan
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    Pay Imbalance: The Rise of Mid-Level Associate Frustration May Prove Costly for Firms

    Mid-level associate frustration is becoming a serious retention risk, even as firms continue to compete aggressively on newly qualified salaries.

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    Pay Imbalance: The Rise of Mid-Level Associate Frustration May Prove Costly for Firms
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    Mid-level Madness: Lack of Associate Pay Progression Could Leave Firms Exposed

    In his latest Law360 op‑ed, Adam Stocker examines how differences in associate pay progression, particularly at the mid‑level, are reshaping retention risk across the London market. While many firms have pushed NQ salaries higher, fewer have extended that competitiveness through the associate lifecycle, creating widening gaps where experienced lawyers carry the greatest responsibility.

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    Mid-level Madness: Lack of Associate Pay Progression Could Leave Firms Exposed
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