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Depends if you’re going PI or first party property. I have friends that have worked there doing first party property. But they aren’t first year attorneys, so this may not apply to your offer.
However, if it’s first party property, the standard comp as i understand it will be something like, 80k base, plus 10% commissions on what you settle. They’ll give you about 150 files to work and if you’re able to net a million dollars in attorneys fees over the course of a year, that would be an additional 100k in comp.
I think the top guys and gals are pulling in 180 to 200k a year and most people are in the low 100’s.
As far as WLB, I haven’t heard anything bad. It’s plaintiff work so it’s mostly commission based. If you choose to not work much, you may not hear anything about it. You just won’t make much money.
This sounds a lot more accurate than I had been lead to believe. Thanks for the correction.
Oh and to answer: no remote work. Make the firm a lot of money and you can get away with remote work.
Biggest benefit is they 100% do not micromanage you. As a first yr tho, you shouldnt be looking for that.