1 Last reviewed on 8/25/2014. 2  Denis Hadjiliadis, MD, Associate Professor of Medicine, Pulmonary, Allergy, and Critical Care, Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA. 3  Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Isla Ogilvie, PhD, and the A.D.A.M.
Research has revealed that those with between five to nine years experience earn between 90-100,000 dollars per annum. The older experienced ones, that is, between 10-19 years of experience, earn an LL.M (Master of Law) Average Salary of between 80-90,000 dollars per year.Interestingly, those with over twenty years experience practicing law have varying levels of LL.M (Master of Law) Average Salary based on their specialty.ince there are various disciplines in master o law degrees, their salary level varies in regard to the type of discipline in which one has chosen to follow.
If your LL.M. concentration is in taxation, you can work for the federal agency charged with collecting taxes. An LL.M. enters the Internal Revenue Service's Office of Chief Counselâs Honors Program at the GS-12, Step 4 pay grade. This translates to an overall average beginning annual salary of $66,964, which is more than someone with a J.D. alone. Your pay at this level depends on where you work. For instance, you will start at $83,183 if you work in the nationâs capital. Master's of law graduates also can apply their specialized knowledge to other federal agencies. For example, the US Army Corps of Engineers will count an LL.M. as one year's experience when hiring a general lawyer. A lawyer with the Corps of Engineers can expect a minimum salary of $88,165, up to a maximum of $114,614.