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Litigation salary: $190K median

The median advertised Litigation salary is $190K a year, and the middle half of postings offer $130K to $275K: counted from 90 open roles that publish a yearly US-dollar range: about $91 an hour or $15,833 a month. A tenth of the postings offer $323K or more. Advertised ranges, not verified pay.

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$190Kmedian advertised salary
$130K – $275Kmiddle half of roles
$205Kaverage advertised salary
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Skills that pay more for Litigation roles

SkillMedian with itAbove the medianPostings
Law degree$270K+$80K29
Bar admission$235K+$45K21
Litigation$194K+$4K47

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Questions about Litigation pay

What is the average Litigation salary?
$205K a year on average and $190K at the median, across 90 open Litigation postings at companies that state pay (November 2026). The median is the better guide: a few very high offers pull the average up.
What is the typical range?
The middle half of the postings offer $130K to $275K a year. A quarter offer less and a quarter offer more.
Which companies advertise the highest Litigation pay?
SpaceX ($275K), Harvey ($270K), Barnes ($260K), by the median of their open postings that state pay (three postings or more).
Is a litigation a high-paying job?
The median Litigation posting advertises $190K a year, more than the median of all 55,899 job postings with pay on Jobs Every Hour ($174K). That is 9% above the middle of the market.
How much can you earn as a litigation?
A tenth of the postings offer $323K a year or more; the highest open Litigation role advertises up to $500K. Pay rises with level: see the table by level.
What is the Litigation salary per hour and per month?
The median of $190K a year is about $91 an hour (2,080 working hours) and $15,833 a month before tax. The middle half of postings: $62 to $132 an hour.
Which skills pay more for Litigation roles?
Postings that ask for Law degree (+$80K, 29 postings), Bar admission (+$45K, 21 postings), Litigation (+$4K, 47 postings) advertise more than the $190K median of all Litigation postings with pay.
What does an entry-level litigation make?
8 junior and intern Litigation postings state pay, with a median of $162K a year ($78 an hour).
Where do these figures come from?
From the pay ranges employers print in their own job postings, read from their careers pages every hour. The midpoint of each range is counted. These are advertised ranges for open roles, mostly in the United States and in US dollars, not what people are actually paid.

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