The 318-lawyer firm, established in 1995, says the succession plan is another step in its institutionalization as it makes way for a younger generation of leaders.
October 06, 2022 at 03:03 PM
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Latin America Correspondent
Brazil’s Barbosa, Müssnich e Aragão Advogados (BMA) has set in motion a transition plan for its founding partners to wind down their equity stakes by 2027 as the firm prepares for a younger generation of leaders to succeed them.
The 318-lawyer firm, one of Brazil’s largest, told Law.com International it will acquire and hold the equity interests for eventual reallocation to other partners or to new partners.
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