Sources describe equity reallocation as "bloodbath" for senior litigators
December 18, 2016 at 03:58 PM
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In a compensation shakeup, Kirkland & Ellis has changed its framework for allocating equity partner profits, while cutting the shares of its top partners and others.
Kirkland’s litigation partners were particularly hard hit, with some senior partners seeing their shares slashed significantly, according to three sources familiar with the firm’s move.
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