Halliwells' equity partners have agreed to make substantial payments under the firm's financial reorganisation. The mandatory contributions, likely to have been as high as six figures for senior equity partners, were finalised last month after months of debate between management and the partnership.The move, which is intended to reorganise the firm's finances, is understood to have divided partners, with those in London thought to have been particularly unhappy.
December 04, 2008 at 12:04 AM
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Halliwells’ equity partners have agreed to make substantial payments under the firm’s financial reorganisation.
The mandatory contributions, likely to have been as high as six figures for senior equity partners, were finalised last month after months of debate between management and the partnership.
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