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July 23, 2008

2008 GC Salary Survey: Just Released!

Just released! Corporate Counsel Magazine's salary survey of the 100 highest paid General Counsel in the Fortune 500. Despite the rough economy, General Counsel at the top companies are pulling in formidable compensation packages. This year’s list is rife with six and seven figure salaries and multi-million dollar bonuses, which combine to form the rankings for total cash compensation (salary + bonus). Columns in the spreadsheet also include stock grants, option grants, and stock cash-outs. The searchable, sortable, electronic spreadsheet is available from the ALM Research Online Store.

July 23, 2008 in Compensation | Permalink

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