Overview of company lawyers’ remuneration
The company lawyer’s role is evolving fast, so it pays to keep your finger on the pulse. That is why the Belgian Institute of Company Lawyers (IBJ-IJE), Vlerick Business School, and Vialegis launched a new edition of their remuneration survey, which received 663 responses in May and June 2026. The survey covers pay, benefits and non-financial rewards, the use of AI in daily practice and job satisfaction.
The results show how company lawyers view their remuneration and which trends are emerging. With this practical tool, you can compare your own situation with the market in just a few clicks. The full report will soon be available for download. Many thanks to everyone who took part!
How does the tool work?
Based on your search criteria, the tool displays matching responses from the survey. It shows the median, the average and the typical range (25th to 75th percentile), plus a selection of common remuneration elements. As results depend on your criteria, they may not cover every individual situation.
Monthly gross salaries exclude the year-end premium (’13th month’) and double holiday pay, which most employees receive once a year. To estimate the annual gross salary, you generally need to multiply the monthly figure by 13.92.
Disclaimer
This tool is purely indicative and based on survey responses. IBJ-IJE, Vlerick Business School, and Vialegis make no guarantees and may not be held liable for any errors or for consequences arising from using this tool or the report.
Remuneration tool
Gross salary
Key figures for the monthly gross salary (FTE) of the selected respondents.
Distribution
Share of respondents in each monthly gross salary range.
Allowances & compensation
Respondents that receive an allowance or compensation.
Benefits
Respondents that receive each benefit.
By position
Breakdown of the selected respondents by position.
By organisation size
Breakdown of the selected respondents by organisation size.
By experience
Breakdown of the selected respondents by experience.
By sector
Breakdown of the selected respondents by sector.
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