Not really. Harvey does just as bad as Louis, but cuz it's his show, Harvey is always right and Louis is always the "bad" guy who has to apologize more. Harvey somehow always has the moral high ground, even when Louis apologizes or tries to make it right. Even when Harvey started it.
i work as it-tech for a huge software company, that stuff happens on accident all the time. i come to fix a printer, there are confidential documents in the papertray. btw a job comparable to donnas would probably fetch over 100k, which i know from you guessed it, payroll documents in the papertray
The only thing I don’t like about Louis is that his drama is always the same. He’s nice, then bc of miscommunication he thinks someone did him wrong, then he does something to sabotage the other person, then he realize he was wrong and tries to make up for it, and it repeats
@Truth Seeker Most won't bother to look it up, but yes. As partners they all have full access to the distributions. Non-partners would not have that access though
not true, a fair few elite firms have a ‘black box’ compensation system where only a very small number of partners involved in pay decisions will know - in these firms the vast majority don’t find out.
In Canada, EY, a major accounting firm, has written in their partnership agreement that discussion of partnership compensation is grounds for immediate removal from the partnership. So it’s not true that in all cases partners know how much other partners make.
Louis's biggest problem is his insecurities. He's always worried about what other think of him. He should be confident in his abilities and he does solid work. He should take solace in that. And what Harvey said at the end just went right over Donna's head.
Sometimes that's easier said than done. Those insecurities are deeply ingrained since his childhood; and no matter how successful he is today, those old wounds still exist for him. Louis needs therapy. Until he realizes his problem and gets help, he'll never overcome the vicious cycle he's in.
Well, you cant really blame him. He has the vegeta situation. He is doing everything great but people still thinks he isnt on the level of harvey. He is even the biggest earner for the company.
@@duke605 she was making him feel bad, she was defending louis cuz she thought his actions were pure, which weren't. that's why harvey told her, and the accusation of him being jealous, lol
No you don't get it. She's implying that he is only telling her now so it would break her and Louis up and she would be more sympathic towards Harvey. Especially since he could have told him that's what he's been doing for a longtime. He's been humble out it for so long if he would break his silence for something like this then he must be jealous
Agreed. It got really bad after season 3. Skip to the last 2 episodes of the last season and enjoy those. It wraps it up all nicely, without a few seasons of endless drama.
So you're telling me Donna had no idea that her MASSIVE salary wasn't being paid by Harvey? Jessica isn't the type of managing partner to give out those wages to secretaries
@@JortBasement Partners are the owners/operators of the business. They all would have the authority Nd right to review the firm financials at any time. Most wouldn't bother, but would be able to if they wanted. All the regular staff would not.
The top 1% earners in the US salary starts at $730,000 yearly. Harvey is supposedly the top 2 best in the entire states so he is definitely in this bracket according to the series and so his yearly salary in the show is anywhere from $730,000 - $2M this is just his firm salary and doesn't includes stocks which would take it much higher.
Not a lawyer but I think that Harvey in the show would be pulling MUCH more than $2M. Contingency fees on settlements are at least 15% and Harvey is a “rainmaker” which to me means fewer billable hours, but huge sums to the firm in contingency and other performance fees. I’d guess that Harvey would have a base salary of $2-$3M and total compensation of $10-$15 million.
Honestly, Louis had a way out when Harvey offered him to team up if he admitted it was him and they fight together. They are the top two lawyers at the firm so I doubt the firm would risk losing both of them. And that was the validation Louis was looking for the entire time. Harvey respected him so much he knew the two together would beat the entire firm if they went against them.
Dudeee for real ! That would have been epic to see if he would have said if we’re in this together then let’s suit up we got a killer move to play tomorow , Harvey was a real one to still have his back if he admitted it was him to fight it together ❤
Yeah youd think at a law firm with lawyers, they would pretend they didn’t see someones confidential financial records as it would be illegal to photocopy and pass out such private information.
Why would Donna think that Harvey will pay her salary himself now that she left him... Kuddos to the writers for making her character more annoying with each passing season...
So Harvey wanted Donna but the firm wouldn't take her so he paid for her salary from his own pocket and now she is mad on Harvey instead of the firm who didn't ever thought her worthy to be paid from the corporate treasury for 12 years straight.
She's not even grateful that Harvey has paid Donna ridiculous amounts of money even when she doesn't work for him for 12 years and apparently it's 'selfish' to not tell her
HarveyPut it like this Harvey was the cool kid that Louis the nerd looked up to and wanted to be like. But Louis was a tough sumbitch and cool in his own right and like someone said, validation from the cool kid Harvey
Very simply because he admires him. He likes him. But Harvey, who's allergic to feelings and emotional vulnerability, rejects Lois' willingness to connect.
ikr what did harvey do wrong here, he paid her salary told louis. Louis got mad that harvey is still paying her salary, donna and harvey have a fight about louis' behaviour, harvey tells how it started and now donna is mad because harvey is paying her salary?
Was considering getting into the show after seeing the pilot. At which point does it become a soap opera show instead of a legal one so I can stop watching after that point 😂
Harvey's treated Louis like a little brother, helps only of he really needs it Louis found out after Harvey's said I call you names because i care about you
@@neequayegill3951 they done 9 series off it which was just to much, as the end it started to get a bit stale so they just threw in stuff like that. Not enough substance and more just dramatic scenes
@@OZBarStories idk he isn't going on billables and it seems that the firm in SUITS paid a lot more to rainmakers (those who bring in clients) as opposed to those with high billables
@@OZBarStories i would be VERY surprised if partners at top law firms made less than $10 mil...they aren't publicly traded so all the profits have got to be going somewhere
There were some cases in 2018 that brought some of top lawyers in New York contracts to be exposed, one of them was signed to a $11.1m for 5 years + signing bonus. Some others were in the 8 and 9 million per annum range.
All of them would know he makes way more than them at an actual firm. Especially when his case load is twice as large as theirs and he works with all the highest paying clients.
Harvey is jealous but jealousy is weakness and he does not show weakness but attacks and hits. You have to see his look when he finds Donna and Louis celebrating and sees the message on the cake and realizes that Donna is not coming back to him. And then in the elevator when Donna brings Louis' coffee with "50 sugars". This makes him confront Louis at the partners' meeting and aggravate their conflict.
I like Suits but I can’t help but think they’d be more productive if they used mobile phones. Surely you don’t always have to turn up at someone’s house or office to make a 15 second point?
I remember Jessica saying his annual salary was ''in the millions''. Given that he represents high profile clients such as Samsung and Michael Jordan, comparative analysis would place his salary in the range of $10-15 million per year in line with other prominent attorneys.
No. Harvey pays the additional amount over and above what she is supposed to receive as per the company. It was revealed earlier and when she moved to Louis, he was astounded.
I mean, it's his earnings. It's not like he is stealing from the firm. I am sure the firm has an incentive program that is equal for everyone. Harvey closes big cases, so naturally, his cut would also be big.
If you look close enough, you can see the numbers written, but Louis. Louis said in one of the episodes, he was making as name partner 100mil a year. His fortune is way higher than it, around 400mil, thats why Harvey and Jessica looked at him so impressed. Also the Class Action Suit that Pearson Specter Litt were facing, was around 100 million too, and Louis was the only one who could finance alone the legal battle.
@@marcelpavoni Are you talking about the episode where they wrote the amount of money they had? I don't remember when Louis said how much exactly he earned
I really enjoyed how a lawyer out of loyalty to his admin opted to pay from his pocket to give her what he thought she was worth (as the firm not seeing her as that valuable wouldn't) and her response is to say it wasn't about loyalty but jealousy. Keeping in mind she was proud for being the highest paid admin at the firm meaning she thought the firm saw her as that valuable. Girls are weird. Support them for years, maintain the "package deal" agreed to, and they insult the guy for it.
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At this point, we wonder how Louis could be a lawyer with that such a childhood attitude... Do you agree?
You don´t know many lawyers, do you?
Not really. Harvey does just as bad as Louis, but cuz it's his show, Harvey is always right and Louis is always the "bad" guy who has to apologize more. Harvey somehow always has the moral high ground, even when Louis apologizes or tries to make it right. Even when Harvey started it.
It is illegal for any company to disallow employees talking about their, or anyone's, salary/hourly with their coworkers.
@@puffherb and what law exactly is that ???
i work as it-tech for a huge software company, that stuff happens on accident all the time. i come to fix a printer, there are confidential documents in the papertray. btw a job comparable to donnas would probably fetch over 100k, which i know from you guessed it, payroll documents in the papertray
The only thing I don’t like about Louis is that his drama is always the same. He’s nice, then bc of miscommunication he thinks someone did him wrong, then he does something to sabotage the other person, then he realize he was wrong and tries to make up for it, and it repeats
yup
So true
you just described every ep of suits haha
Pretty much
I agree! No character development with respect to the pettiness. It has been nice to see Louis grow in other areas.
All these lawyers should have been disbarred like 5 seasons ago.
Facts, logicly they shouldn't even survive to season 2
You must be fun at parties..
In the real world,people get away with breaking the law all the time
Logically.. They all should have been disbarred by season 1
@@mformunawar yeah lol
Partners know exactly what other partners make. Because they're...partners.
@Truth Seeker Most won't bother to look it up, but yes. As partners they all have full access to the distributions. Non-partners would not have that access though
Either way, it's a fictional TV show.
There was something about harveys billables being low but he earned more as a part of settlement money or smth
not true, a fair few elite firms have a ‘black box’ compensation system where only a very small number of partners involved in pay decisions will know - in these firms the vast majority don’t find out.
In Canada, EY, a major accounting firm, has written in their partnership agreement that discussion of partnership compensation is grounds for immediate removal from the partnership. So it’s not true that in all cases partners know how much other partners make.
Louis's biggest problem is his insecurities. He's always worried about what other think of him. He should be confident in his abilities and he does solid work. He should take solace in that.
And what Harvey said at the end just went right over Donna's head.
I was thinking the same thing. Life in general, insecure people are the worst enemies.
Louis is his own enemy rather than any outsider
Sometimes that's easier said than done. Those insecurities are deeply ingrained since his childhood; and no matter how successful he is today, those old wounds still exist for him. Louis needs therapy. Until he realizes his problem and gets help, he'll never overcome the vicious cycle he's in.
Donna is what you called a glorified OL that got overpaid too much.
Well, you cant really blame him. He has the vegeta situation. He is doing everything great but people still thinks he isnt on the level of harvey. He is even the biggest earner for the company.
Imagine paying for someone salary out of your own pocket for 12 years only for her to get mad at you.
IRS: "Excuse me what now?"
And just like Harvey, you're missing the point of why Donna is angry. Cause he used it as a weapon to make her feel bad.
@@duke605 she was making him feel bad, she was defending louis cuz she thought his actions were pure, which weren't. that's why harvey told her, and the accusation of him being jealous, lol
@@duke605 She was literally asking for it though. She ARGUED that Harvey was jealous and Louis was pure. Harvey PROVED otherwise.
@@duke605 na he used it as proof to show what kinda person Louis was
They keep giving Donna the last word in these scenes and she just says some nonsense
JESUS !!! Finally someone said it
Ngl I rewatched the ending hoping she would make sense. Nothing 😄🤦🏽♂️
most annoying character in the series
No you don't get it. She's implying that he is only telling her now so it would break her and Louis up and she would be more sympathic towards Harvey. Especially since he could have told him that's what he's been doing for a longtime. He's been humble out it for so long if he would break his silence for something like this then he must be jealous
@@arjuntank9951 amen to that.most foolish,self appointed scolder,admonisher & prying,interfering person.
I thought this show was going to be about boy genius and his incredible memory/intelligence but it just went soap opera direction instead lol
Agreed. It got really bad after season 3. Skip to the last 2 episodes of the last season and enjoy those. It wraps it up all nicely, without a few seasons of endless drama.
never thought of it that way but you are absolutely right
@@c.cannon1102 are you kidding? Season 5 is the best season.
@@gla5470 Nobody cared
@@rahulrajrai1996 y
Louis' hugs are the best part of the show
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Gay
Agreed 😂
I find them creepy
So you're telling me Donna had no idea that her MASSIVE salary wasn't being paid by Harvey? Jessica isn't the type of managing partner to give out those wages to secretaries
As the show went on, it becomes apparent that donna isn't the brightest or as clever as she thinks she is. Just fumbles at every important moment
Surely her pay slip would tell her exactly where her income is coming from right???
Aren't Partners normally co-owners of the firm as well, so they should all know about the financials of the company anyway...
most likely the total amount going out for salaries but not what every individual gets as that would violate their privacy
@@JortBasement even tho they call it a partnership the firm is actually an llc so the partners don't exactly know how much all of them make
@@JortBasement Partners are the owners/operators of the business. They all would have the authority Nd right to review the firm financials at any time. Most wouldn't bother, but would be able to if they wanted. All the regular staff would not.
@@hmmyes5972 its not a llc, thats why senior partners have to buy in.
@@DominicNS it is an llc jessica said it in an episode
If the dude brings in that much business, why shouldn't he get paid for it?
well we don´t know how much he eanrs and how that relates to what he brings in..... so how can you say that?
@@ninodino444 Harvey’s salary is commission based so it is directly correlated to how much business he brings in.
@@ttam9205 it’s actually not commission/billable based
@@brandonorr6926 No, it’s commission based. The whole points was they were trying to move to billable hours based to cut out Harvey’s income
@@jordan3400 Umm, exactly, that's what I'm saying. It wasn't commission at that time.
The amount of times I hear "you'll regret if for the rest of your life" only for the person to agree and change their ways is just ridiculous.
Imagine how much money they would make if they actually got involved in legal work 🤷🏻♂️
tell me you skipped season 1 without telling me you skipped season 1
@@bloodnivel70 it’s a joke 🤦♂️
Being a lawyer has very little to do with lawyering. Most of it is networking.
Source: I’m an expert suits fan. I’ve seen it 3 times over
Donna is the master of stopping Harvey from getting the final say and walking away from a conversation.
This is so true
Nah, that was an L for Donna
Even if it makes no sense
She is the ultimate gaslighter and she makes up for it by being likable smh
The top 1% earners in the US salary starts at $730,000 yearly. Harvey is supposedly the top 2 best in the entire states so he is definitely in this bracket according to the series and so his yearly salary in the show is anywhere from $730,000 - $2M this is just his firm salary and doesn't includes stocks which would take it much higher.
Not a lawyer but I think that Harvey in the show would be pulling MUCH more than $2M. Contingency fees on settlements are at least 15% and Harvey is a “rainmaker” which to me means fewer billable hours, but huge sums to the firm in contingency and other performance fees. I’d guess that Harvey would have a base salary of $2-$3M and total compensation of $10-$15 million.
Imagine a major firm partner making 700k
In his bracket of the law, he could be making much more. Top firm, best finance spot in the world, we are talking about mid seven figures anually
$450,000 places you in the top 1%
I know a lawyer who doesnt litigate but is a partner in Ny makes 2 million
Louis adds the comedy to this show. He's the life of the show.The best actor in my opinion.
Honestly, Louis had a way out when Harvey offered him to team up if he admitted it was him and they fight together. They are the top two lawyers at the firm so I doubt the firm would risk losing both of them. And that was the validation Louis was looking for the entire time. Harvey respected him so much he knew the two together would beat the entire firm if they went against them.
Dudeee for real ! That would have been epic to see if he would have said if we’re in this together then let’s suit up we got a killer move to play tomorow , Harvey was a real one to still have his back if he admitted it was him to fight it together ❤
Guu
"the partners are furious" ...exactly why? They are partners, they could have looked up his salary any time they wanted...
Because now they are going to have a dozen different conversations with people wanting a raise.
Yeah youd think at a law firm with lawyers, they would pretend they didn’t see someones confidential financial records as it would be illegal to photocopy and pass out such private information.
Not actually true, at all
suits is a show about how lawyers avoid being disbarred
💯
Why would Donna think that Harvey will pay her salary himself now that she left him... Kuddos to the writers for making her character more annoying with each passing season...
She didn't think that ? He literally told her that
So Harvey wanted Donna but the firm wouldn't take her so he paid for her salary from his own pocket and now she is mad on Harvey instead of the firm who didn't ever thought her worthy to be paid from the corporate treasury for 12 years straight.
Yep
Women
I haven't watched this show in a while, and even though I liked it... every clip I stumble upon on RUclips is basically the same thing over and over.
Donna was way too dramatic this season.
Never thought I’d hate Donna this much
I know what you mean. How many times did she do something behind Harvey's back when she thought he was wrong
She's not even grateful that Harvey has paid Donna ridiculous amounts of money even when she doesn't work for him for 12 years and apparently it's 'selfish' to not tell her
Her whole “because i’m donna” was cute for 1 or 2 episodes..but yeah not her biggest fan
@@Will_Clayton well, while you are right, she has a point about the timing of Harvey’s revelation.
Same
I like how these tv series always start with the main thing being the occupation and devolve into Drama for teenagers.
I stopped watching after the 2nd season because of that. It just got boring and there was so much unnecessary drama.
I loved this war with Jack Soloff Louis and Harvey
She is Donna. And sometimes she doesn’t know everything 😆
I was also wondering how something can be kept from her...
Anyways she is Donna... And i love her😜
She is Donna kebab in this instance!
she NEVER knows everything
I never understood why Louis was so into having a friendship with Harvey.
Louis wanted harvey inside him.
he wanted validation
HarveyPut it like this Harvey was the cool kid that Louis the nerd looked up to and wanted to be like. But Louis was a tough sumbitch and cool in his own right and like someone said, validation from the cool kid Harvey
Very simply because he admires him. He likes him. But Harvey, who's allergic to feelings and emotional vulnerability, rejects Lois' willingness to connect.
@@LetxiaCexactly.
Again Donna gets the last word, and it’s … as usual… self pitying nonsense.
She is SOOOOoooooo annoying!!!
Let’s see Paul Allen’s salary...
Got the reference😂
I'll get the tapes.
we can't count that high, I just know his supposed net worth is 70 billion
Impressive. Very nice.
Donna- Flipping the situation when in the wrong
Exactly what I was thinking
ikr what did harvey do wrong here, he paid her salary told louis. Louis got mad that harvey is still paying her salary, donna and harvey have a fight about louis' behaviour, harvey tells how it started and now donna is mad because harvey is paying her salary?
As someone on another video said, it's sad how Suits eventually became Offices. Too much drama, no more exciting legal battles.
Was considering getting into the show after seeing the pilot. At which point does it become a soap opera show instead of a legal one so I can stop watching after that point 😂
@@Mhxqu3 Middle of season 2.
@@Mhxqu3 I'd say season 4 on.
Typically I love Donna. But I hated her this season.
Which season is this?
@@legxnd4651 s5 i’m pretty sure
@Dan Correia true, perfect analysis.
@Dan Correia Louis was the best. Donna was annoying and cringe
Donna is never thankful for what Harvey does for her.
Applies to all women
She's like the Steve Jobs of suits , she just walks around the office overseeing greatness without knowing how to do anything herself .
This man is been paying. Her salary for 12 years??? Without. Telling her? And SHE IS MAD??? tf
louis is like a sledgehammer on a randomized swinging arm
Didn't remember how annoying Donna was. But Louis is just in another level
keeping you salary confidential is the biggest scam made by big firms
People complaining about Louis shows what a great actor he really is.
You could say the same about the bubonic plague or cancer, but that doesn't make them great either
This was a 2 season script and it has been dragging since then.
Me, watching any tv show: Hey, that's the guy they took down in Leverage!
SO glad someone else noticed this hahaha
Donna gaslighting at the end is hilarious
Makes me wonder just how much lawyers can actually slide with
LOL Louis and Jessicas. First in Cellular and now in Suits. What are the odds.
1:14 Louis sweating bullets, love the detail.
Donna should be thankful to Harvey
Love this mini story
I checked and I'm the least paid employee with the highest amount of headaches in the company.
😂😂
How did they fix the problem again?
Jack Soloff was a great character.
2:36 Savage Harvey!😂💯
Harvey's treated Louis like a little brother, helps only of he really needs it Louis found out after Harvey's said I call you names because i care about you
I'm sorry. What was this about. My mind went blank when Donna answered the door.
Man I forgot how hot donna is
Lewis is 99% of why I binge…
its louis
Only things worse than lawyers is an overworked proctologist
Disagree. A proctologist saves lives
DONNA = *DRAMA*
Vivek Vijay Kumar *UNWANTED drama
Donna has hardly been dramatic during the whole series except for season 5, I'd Rachel = Drama queen
@@ayame8548 Donna was annoying right from season 2. I agree about the Rachel part tho.
Louis is the drama queen, are you kidding?
Remember folks, our income is private, but your boss asking you not to talk about it with others is illegal!
You can make partner compensation priviledged with shareholders rights, and you still can not leak others earnings only your own
Honestly I’ve never heard of this show til this came up on my feed. I’m kinda excited now.
this show is a series of ultimatums and people walking in and out of each other's offices and walking out without letting people respond
A simple thank you would have sufficed Donna 🤷♂️
Why is the firm always in trouble in this show
People seem to want drama... Or else they know no better.
Its a drama tv series, aka fiction for entertainment
@@liamdillon7062 yes but entertainment doesn't have to made with strife, backstabbing and problem after problem
@fuss *shrug* where to start. That is the biggest problem
@@neequayegill3951 they done 9 series off it which was just to much, as the end it started to get a bit stale so they just threw in stuff like that. Not enough substance and more just dramatic scenes
no, He makes 10mill say it himself, i forgot the episode. His conversation says it.
Which is absolutely and ridiculously unrealistic btw lol. The top of the top lawyers in NY earn $5m.
@@OZBarStories idk he isn't going on billables and it seems that the firm in SUITS paid a lot more to rainmakers (those who bring in clients) as opposed to those with high billables
@@OZBarStories i would be VERY surprised if partners at top law firms made less than $10 mil...they aren't publicly traded so all the profits have got to be going somewhere
There were some cases in 2018 that brought some of top lawyers in New York contracts to be exposed, one of them was signed to a $11.1m for 5 years + signing bonus. Some others were in the 8 and 9 million per annum range.
That is a few superstar lawyers, like the top 1%. A great deal of them make around $400k-$500k.
I’m a grown man and Australian 🇦🇺 and I’m addicted to this show please help
Intense Nikocado avocado vibes from Louis
I AM WEAK
😂😂 but at least Louis had character growth
All of them would know he makes way more than them at an actual firm. Especially when his case load is twice as large as theirs and he works with all the highest paying clients.
Harvey is jealous but jealousy is weakness and he does not show weakness but attacks and hits.
You have to see his look when he finds Donna and Louis celebrating and sees the message on the cake and realizes that Donna is not coming back to him.
And then in the elevator when Donna brings Louis' coffee with "50 sugars". This makes him confront Louis at the partners' meeting and aggravate their conflict.
Can you upload the scene with Harvey, Jessica and Louis sharing how much money they have?
That's later on
@@CKP1 will you upload it?
@@Yoqits I did but they copywrited it
Character of Louis is best 👌
He is a lot more fun than anyone on this series
Donna didn't even say thanks
I wonder how much money really went to harvy? $10M?
450,000
One of the greatest shows ever!!
Every scene in suits is a big argument where someone gives a line dramatic music plays and they walk away
Forget about Louis for a second. Donna is a bit dramatic. She should have been floored Harvey did that... for 12 years. So annoying.
I wonder if Donna's neighbours ever tried to get her kicked out of the building because of all the yelling in the hallway.
In the real world, all these nice lawyers would be disbarred and even sued big time
I want to be Louis Litt in life. Feared for alllllll the wrong reasons. I love it.
I like Suits but I can’t help but think they’d be more productive if they used mobile phones. Surely you don’t always have to turn up at someone’s house or office to make a 15 second point?
Donna is a master spinster.
Lol I love how big of a deal this is in the U.S
Here in Korea it's called a tuesday
Nothing would've been complicated had Donna been fired after the first episode
Does anyone have a exact figure as to how much he makes?
About 3.50
@@amrithks7029 tree fiddy
I remember Jessica saying his annual salary was ''in the millions''. Given that he represents high profile clients such as Samsung and Michael Jordan, comparative analysis would place his salary in the range of $10-15 million per year in line with other prominent attorneys.
No it's a fictional tv series.
Only senior/managing/executive committee/owner/equity partners know what other partners make. Nobody else. “Partner” is just a title.
3:30 how does he pay her salary? The company pays her salary.
No. Harvey pays the additional amount over and above what she is supposed to receive as per the company. It was revealed earlier and when she moved to Louis, he was astounded.
When he brought her in, he wasn’t allowed to have a secretary, so he made a deal with Jessica to bring her in on his own dime.
I mean, it's his earnings. It's not like he is stealing from the firm. I am sure the firm has an incentive program that is equal for everyone. Harvey closes big cases, so naturally, his cut would also be big.
this show is a prime example of a toxic work culture, child attitudes, and a bunch of lawyers who shouldn't be lawyers in the first place.
I'm just here for Donna
this is so old, Glassdoor has everyone salary listed now
Here from season 2----- Dona becomes Louis's secretary?? whaaaat
What did donna do and why is she hated
Louis looks like Peter pettigrew in Harry Potter
Partners are not created equal. If you own less than a managing partner you can be left out of the information loop. It's an office political move.
Harvey just got Litt up!!!
Jessica 40+ mil, Harvey 18+ mil, Louis 400+ mil
?
If you look close enough, you can see the numbers written, but Louis. Louis said in one of the episodes, he was making as name partner 100mil a year. His fortune is way higher than it, around 400mil, thats why Harvey and Jessica looked at him so impressed. Also the Class Action Suit that Pearson Specter Litt were facing, was around 100 million too, and Louis was the only one who could finance alone the legal battle.
@@marcelpavoni Are you talking about the episode where they wrote the amount of money they had? I don't remember when Louis said how much exactly he earned
@@marcelpavoni i think his money comes from investing not the company. Jessica would know anyway, so she wouldn't have been surprised
Those weren’t the numbers written
Harvey actor would make for a great two face in Batman. Maybe even a great Bruce Wayne. Maybe even a great joker. Any of those three roles.
Every office is like a bunch of well educated well experienced adolescents.
Isn't that what adults are? Experienced and educated adolescents?
@@xwttde5635 "well educated" may be a stretch
I really enjoyed how a lawyer out of loyalty to his admin opted to pay from his pocket to give her what he thought she was worth (as the firm not seeing her as that valuable wouldn't) and her response is to say it wasn't about loyalty but jealousy. Keeping in mind she was proud for being the highest paid admin at the firm meaning she thought the firm saw her as that valuable.
Girls are weird. Support them for years, maintain the "package deal" agreed to, and they insult the guy for it.
Donna was on her period this season
Louis Litt must have learned from Chuck McGill.