Biglaw Firm Delays Paying Raises And Bonuses, Leaving Lawyers Wondering Where Their Money Is - Above the Law
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Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith continues to struggle with negative headlines, especially regarding attorney dissatisfaction over delayed salary increases and bonuses. After a significant loss of over 100 attorneys and the resignation of founder Robert Lewis, the firm aimed to move forward with new compensation processes promising timely rewards. However, delays have left many lawyers frustrated, particularly after assurances that March 31 would bring relief. The firm's COO acknowledged logistical challenges but confirmed payments would now be processed in April, leaving attorneys anxious about their financial recognition.
We regret to inform you that due to logistical challenges, the base raise and discretionary bonuses could not be processed by the expected timeline.
The firm’s commitment to recognize strong performance through new compensation processes has encountered delays, leading to discontent among attorneys.
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