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Female lawyers over 30 earn less than men
While female lawyers under 25 are earning 30 per cent more on average than their male counterparts, the margin reverses and men earn 20 per cent more by age 35.
While female lawyers under 25 earn more than their male counterparts, the margin reverses and men earn more by 35. Gutzemberg
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Research released by Eversheds also shows that only a third of women (34 per cent) plan to stay in a law firm for all their career and that under two-thirds (57 per cent) want to become a partner. The firm surveyed 1800 young lawyers,aged 23-40 years old, around the world. The findings also revealed that the new breed of young lawyer wants to reform the legal sector and see law firms as commercial businesses rather than part of a profession. Technology is the key to this shift, they say. Source: The Guardian
