As Global Law Firm Mergers Keep Coming, Will There Ever Be a New Swiss Verein?

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By John Campisi

CenterPeak's Jeff Lowe explains the strategic shift: "Elite boutiques have always had to be competitive on compensation because they can't necessarily compete on some of the other things that big firms can offer." With firms like Susman Godfrey, Boies Schiller, and Paul Weiss boutique practices paying above-market bonuses, elite boutiques are proving they can match or beat BigLaw compensation. The move reflects their need to offset limitations in global reach, practice diversity, and resources by excelling where they can—direct financial rewards for top talent.

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