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6th year at plaintiffs firm. $100k base and 10% bonus on resolved cases. Bonuses about 2-300k/year. Only litigation cases.
Sounds like a pretty good arrangement. Good for you.
2nd year. 85k salary. Discretionary bonus (should find out in a couple weeks along with next year’s salary). Bonus last year was $13,750 plus a profit sharing distribution to 401k. Good benefits, full health insurance premium, etc.
Salary bumped to 100k. 25k bonus.
7 years out, $95k base salary, 3% of Attorneys Fees on PI Settlements, Match 401K up to 3%, and Flex time off, Health, Dental and Vision - Net is $150-175k with benefits
Interesting info.
2nd year with 95k salary. Insurance defense. Bonus of $2k at end of year. Contributions to 401k begin after 1 year. Covers 75% of my annual family health/dental insurance premium.
What state?
3rd year at mid size insurance defense firm making 85k. No billables, but it's highly encouraged to bill 200 hours a month. Health insurance covered by employer. Can start investing in 401k 1 year after employment. However, there are people my year making 20k less than me and people 10 years into practice at my firm making what I make. Some places are just a clusterfuck. Bonuses are "discretionary," but expecting a 5k bonus
Underpaid.
6th year at midsized insurance defense firm in MD making 95k with 2000 billable requirement. $13k bonus if hours are met, additional $5k for 100+ hours over 2000. Very good health insurance, 401k match, etc. Bonus structure is decent, but high billable hour requirement/compensation ratio IMO