Transition Partners Sample Clauses

Transition Partners. Sec. 7.3.1 Compensation of Transition Partner Sec. 7.3.2
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Transition Partners. A Regular Partner who elects to retire, may, upon not less than six (6) months prior written notice to the Firm, retire before age sixty-five (65), and if he or she has attained his or her sixty-fifth birthday, shall retire, commencing on the first day of the fiscal year of the Firm next following said election or birthday. Upon such retirement, he or she shall become a "Transition Partner," and shall continue in such capacity until attaining Retired Partner status. A Transition Partner is encouraged, but is not required, to continue to practice law as a partner in the Firm, but is expected to reduce his or her hours of active practice, to introduce to other members of the Firm those clients with whom the Transition Partner is most familiar, and to turn over to other members of the Firm such legal work on behalf of his or her clients as it may be feasible and appropriate to do. As soon as practicable after achieving the status of Transition Partner, such person shall resign all fiduciary positions (for example, trusteeships and conservatorships) held at the behest of clients of the Firm. A Transition Partner shall no longer be eligible for nomination or election to the Partnership Draw Committee or the Executive Committee of the Firm, but shall be entitled to attend all partnership meetings and to vote at such meetings. A Transition Partner shall not be liable for a capital assessment at any time from and after the date he or she attains the status of Transition Partner. The Firm reserves the right, upon the recommendation of the Firm's Executive Committee, to change the status of a Transition Partner to that of a Retired Partner by a vote of the Regular Partners in the percentage and manner hereinafter set forth. A Transition Partner whose status is thus changed shall continue to receive payments from the Firm equivalent to the payments he or she would have received, and during the same period he or she would have served, as a Transition Partner, but shall not be a partner in the Firm for any purpose whatsoever.

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