Titlebook: Big Law in Latin America and Spain; Globalization and Ad Manuel Gómez,Rogelio Pérez-Perdomo Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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A Two-Period Two-Sector Neo Austrian Modelpter presents a general description of Big Law in Colombia. Furthermore, this chapter tries to answer the following question: what were the variables that unleashed the emergence of Big Law in Colombia? It argues that the “opening” of Colombia’s economy championed by the Gaviria administration (1990

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Yuri Ivanovic Manin,Alexei A. Panchishkin of the general concept of Big Law, and the implications that it has for the transformation and challenges facing the provision of high-end corporate legal services around the world. This chapter also discusses some of the most important changes affecting the rapidly changing market for corporate le