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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Big Law in Brazil: Rise and Current Challengeseconomic measures that led to an increase of internal consumption and a broader access to goods and services by the middle class. This also created incentives for the Brazilian corporate legal sector to expand. This chapter describes the transformation of the lawyers and firms that make up that sect

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The Rise of Big Law in Colombiaeriana and Rosario—predominate at the “big four” firms. It also shows how having an LL.M. and, more importantly, acquiring some experience at US or UK law firms became a powerful booster for the careers of young lawyers. Finally, this chapter explores some challenges to the traditional Big Law model

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Big Law in Spain: A Dynamic Ecosystems, and governed by different corporate governance structures. This work is based on both quantitative and qualitative data updated in December 2013 and June 2014, respectively. The author has employed a wide array of qualified secondary resources including books, articles, legal directories as well

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The Austrian Theory of Interesteconomic measures that led to an increase of internal consumption and a broader access to goods and services by the middle class. This also created incentives for the Brazilian corporate legal sector to expand. This chapter describes the transformation of the lawyers and firms that make up that sect

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A Two-Period Two-Sector Neo Austrian Modelg and successful process. Law firms are a reality that is increasingly more important. However, law firms are not mature enough to turn into corporations. It is still possible to see amidst the desired corporate practices, traces of old family offices or style of lawyers trained in a different world

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The Austrian Theory of Interestry reports, scholarly works, international databases and in-depth interviews with the managing partners and other members of the leading corporate law firms of Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and Panama.