Attorneys

Compensation vs. production

JW
Total production (12 mo.)
$9.1M
fees produced, 75/25 allocated
Total attorney cost
$1.8M
salary + incentive + benefits
Production ÷ cost
4.9×
Attorneys
6
4 AZ · 2 NM

Compensation vs. production

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What each attorney is paid against the fees they produce

Ty WoodAZTy's Team · Lead
4.9× leverage
Produces
$3.2M
Costs
$658K
Eleanor ShafferAZEleanor's Team · Lead
6.1× leverage
Produces
$2.4M
Costs
$391K
Arslan UmarovNMNew Mexico · Lead
5.7× leverage
Produces
$1.1M
Costs
$202K
Alejandro PonceAZTy's Team · Second
3.5× leverage
Produces
$900K
Costs
$257K
Zacary Fetrow-WilsonNMNew Mexico · Lead
5.6× leverage
Produces
$780K
Costs
$139K
Grace HulinAZEleanor's Team · Second
3.4× leverage
Produces
$620K
Costs
$183K

Compensation detail

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Salary, incentive, and employer-paid benefits

AttorneySalaryIncentiveBenefitsTotal costProduction
Ty Wood
15% of fees on managed cases
$250,000$360,000$48,000$658,000$3,200,000
Eleanor Shaffer
5% of fees on managed cases
$250,000$95,000$46,000$391,000$2,400,000
Arslan Umarov
15% of fees on managed cases
—$172,000$30,000$202,000$1,150,000
Alejandro Ponce
Discretionary bonus
$175,000$40,000$42,000$257,000$900,000
Zacary Fetrow-Wilson
15% of fees on managed cases
—$117,000$22,000$139,000$780,000
Grace Hulin
Discretionary bonus
$120,000$25,000$38,000$183,000$620,000
Production is split 75/25 between the lead and second attorney on every case. There is no origination credit — per Jim, the firm’s name and reputation generate the cases, so no attorney is credited for signing them. Benefits reflect employer-paid health, 401(k), and the Cash Balance Plan.