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Meritas Law Firms Worldwide
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About Meritas Law Firms Worldwide
Meritas is a global alliance of independent, full-service law firms with the highest quality standards for membership in the industry. In 1990, lawyer Leon Steinberg created Meritas in response to a need: He was frustrated by the difficulty of finding and hiring qualified, local counsel. And he was disappointed by the lack of quality control in firms outside his jurisdiction. Steinberg developed a rigorous system for evaluating law firm performance and launched the global legal network that is Meritas. Over the years, Meritas has carefully vetted and invited select, like-minded firms to join the non-profit alliance for mutual benefit. Today, there are more than 180 Meritas law firms worldwide in over 80 countries. Firms become members through invitation. To maintain membership, they agree to perform against Meritas’ uniquely comprehensive Quality Assurance Program, ensuring that clients receive the same high-quality legal work and service from every Meritas firm. The Meritas model provides essential peace of mind for business owners, in-house counsel and others who can easily connect with carefully qualified, independent business legal expertise worldwide.
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Signals from Meritas Law Firms Worldwide
6 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Meritas Law Firms Worldwide hosted the 2026 Meritas Board of Directors and Africa Regional Meeting in Cape Town, with members and leaders exchanging ideas and strengthening connections across the region.
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Presence & Recognition
Meritas Law Firms Worldwide members from across Latin America and the Caribbean will gather in Panama City, Panama, September 17–18 for the 2026 Latin America & Caribbean Regional Meeting hosted locally by Alemán, Cordero, Galindo & Lee (Alcogal).
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Research & Knowledge
Meritas Law Firms Worldwide published an article by John Miles and Jessica Lazur examining three common mistakes sellers should watch for in CPA practice sales, including letters of intent, contingent payments, and rollover equity.
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