Amidst a bustling holiday season, King & Spalding, a top-tier Biglaw firm, has officially announced their year-end bonuses, sparking excitement among their hardworking associates. The firm, which has seen a substantial gross revenue of $2,373,034,000 in 2024, according to the Am Law 100, is now sharing the wealth with its dedicated team members.

The bonus scale, eagerly anticipated by the firm’s associates, was released this morning, showcasing a generous distribution that promises to make the season bright for its recipients. This gesture not only enhances the festive spirit but also reflects the firm's robust financial health and appreciation for its associates.

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We at Above the Law are always keen to hear about and report on bonus announcements across the legal sector. If your firm has also released a memo regarding holiday bonuses, please don’t hesitate to send it our way. You can reach us via email at [email protected] or through text at 646-820-8477. Feel free to include a photo of the memo for confidentiality.

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This season is certainly looking merry and bright for King & Spalding’s associates, and we’re here to cover all the jubilant details as more firms join the holiday bonus bandwagon.