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Just trying to understand the business aspect of law
If this is the case then why can't Ashwath start out independently with his team?
(a) how much you've billed (and recovered) in the previous year
(b) profitability/margins (salaries to team, overheads)
(c) additional origination credits for work that you generated but was executed by other partners
(d) in case of lala firms, whether you're a salaried partner or equity
(e) in case of Trilegal, number of partnership points per your position in the lockstep....
But on average can be anything between 1cr and 4-5cr on the higher end of the scale for someone who's been a partner for 5 years at a T1. 4-5cr is the exception, most of us would be closer to 2cr.