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Not OP, but can someone explain here what the lockstep model means essentially?
lockstep is when your compensation is tied to your seniority level. the opposite of lockstep is eat what you kill - a model that firms like kirkland follow - eat what you kill me you get paid with respect to the kind of business you bring
Yes, confirmed (Rahul was an important hire for Linklaters). You normally need a book (across origination and execution) of at least $3m in a firm like Linklaters.
All partners at Links (and other magic circle firms) are equity partners, including Rahul.