Sentences with phrase «equity partners facing»

For their part, of course, equity partners facing retirement from the controlling group need to figure out how best to manage the significant number of years remaining to them.

DLA Piper International's equity partners face having their pay delayed or reduced if they fail to record at least seven and a half hours» work each day.

Not exact matches

The Equity Lab has partnered with and led work alongside several national, regional and local education agencies across the education ecosystem including the Department of Education, district offices, individual schools, philanthropic groups, and education facing entities.

Private equity faces a situation where debts need to be serviced, but business is slow, and contributions from limited partners are not forthcoming.

All Linklaters partners face a longer route to the top of the equity in London, following lockstep reforms voted through at the firm's November partnership conference.

Clare advised a high profile senior equity partner threatened with expulsion and facing significant reputational damage, in relation alleged conduct issues, and subsequently advised on his retirement from the firm on an agreed and confidential basis.

Administrators BDO contacted 211 former fixed - share and equity partners last month (23 June), with only 77 of these receiving letters stating that they do not face further action.

Hanson Bridgett San Francisco, CA Client service matters more than face time at this firm, where three working moms on reduced schedules made equity partner in January.

The next day Justice Rosalie Abella held that an equity partner of a Canadian law firm, facing compulsory retirement at 65, could not invoke the protections of the Human Rights Code, since he lacked the elements of subordination in employment that characterized an employee, and had significant rights within the partnership and control over his employment.

«This year's results reinforce that women in private practice continue to face barriers to reaching the highest positions in their firms — as equity partners and members of governance committees,» said Stephanie Scharf, report author, Past President of The NAWL Foundation, and Partner at Scharf Banks Marmor LLC.

The filing contains detail on exactly how much of the firm will go to external investors — 49.9 % — and how much will be kept in the hands of equity partners — 50.1 % — who face a five - year lock - in, during which time some or all of their shares can be taken away if they leave.

The New York - based company was facing liquidation early last week after a U.S. bankruptcy court ruled that private equity firm and Aeropostale creditor Sycamore Partners could use $ 150 million that the retailer owed it to bid for the company at auction.