DLA Piper's non-US business gained £30m in partner capital as a result of its move to an all-equity partnership structure in May this year. The capital contribution figure means non-equity partners in the firm's international limited liability partnership (LLP), which includes the UK, continental Europe and Asia Pacific, paid in on average £61,000 each to join the equity.
July 30, 2012 at 08:42 AM
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DLA Piper’s non-US business gained £30m in partner capital as a result of the move to an all-equity partnership structure in May this year.
The capital contribution figure means non-equity partners in the firm’s international limited liability partnership (LLP), which includes offices in the UK, continental Europe and Asia Pacific, paid in on average £61,000 each to join the equity.
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