Every year, a glimpse into the wallets of solo practitioners and small firm lawyers is offered through a comprehensive compensation survey conducted by Above the Law. This year, the survey expands its horizon to include attorneys from midsize law firms, promising insights across a broader spectrum of the legal landscape.

The participation of lawyers working in firms with fewer than 250 attorneys is crucial in shaping a detailed and accurate compensation report. If you fall into this category, you can contribute to this valuable resource by taking a brief, completely confidential survey [here](https://breakingmedia.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bdvDOwgGI6pvxOe).

The importance of sharing this survey with colleagues cannot be overstated. Greater participation ensures a richer, more comprehensive dataset, which in turn, enhances the quality and reliability of the insights provided. The collective input will shed light on the compensation trends affecting a significant segment of the legal profession.

The findings from this survey will not only help lawyers and law firms understand how they stand in comparison to similar practices but also assist in making informed decisions regarding career paths, salary negotiations, and business growth strategies.

For those curious about the results of previous years or keen on understanding the potential implications of this year's findings, further details can be explored [here](https://abovethelaw.com/2025/10/how-much-do-lawyers-in-small-and-midsize-practices-make/).

This initiative reflects Above the Law's commitment to providing up-to-date, relevant, and actionable information to the legal community. As the survey unfolds, it's your chance to contribute to a broader understanding of the economic conditions within which small and midsize legal practices operate.

The results are awaited with keen interest and promise to fuel discussions and decisions in law practices across the nation.