December 23, 2025

Alston & Bird, a powerhouse in the legal industry, has ushered in the holiday season with a gleaming gift for its associates: a generous bonus! Reporting a staggering gross of $1,331,414,000 last year, according to the American Lawyer, the firm has decided to share a slice of their substantial pie with the diligent attorneys who helped rake in such impressive earnings.
The bonus scale, recently unveiled, details the rewards for associates at various levels. This move by Alston & Bird not only boosts morale but also solidifies its reputation as a firm that rewards hard work and dedication handsomely.
To those lucky associates at Alston & Bird, the firm has essentially said, "Enjoy the money!" And for those wondering how to spend their newfound gains, the firm playfully suggests investing in a new hobby like falconry. This unique pastime could not only provide a great conversation starter at company mixers but also leave plenty of cash in hand for other indulgences or savings.
Alston & Bird’s gesture goes beyond mere financial gain; it’s a testament to the firm's culture of appreciation and reward for its employees. Such practices are likely to enhance job satisfaction and loyalty among their ranks, creating a happier and more productive workplace.
For enthusiasts and the curious alike, Alston & Bird encourages sharing the joy. As soon as any firm releases its bonus memo, recipients are invited to forward the details to Above the Law for a chance to be featured. This keeps the legal community informed and perhaps, a little envious.
In anticipation of more such announcements, Above the Law offers updates through its Salary & Bonus Alerts. Subscribers are notified within minutes of each new bonus announcement, keeping everyone looped into the latest developments in Biglaw compensations.
As the year draws to a close, Alston & Bird’s festive generosity not only celebrates the achievements of the past year but also sets a joyful tone for the holidays. It’s a clear message that success is best when shared, and they are not shy about leading by example in the season of giving.