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VANDER Legal, the leading law firm of the Kingdom of Mount Vema has confirmed that it plans to float in Gollexi next month, which will make it the first law firm of Mount Vema to go public, as part of a plan to reduce the need to rely on external funders.
The funding will support the growth of the firm, building on its position as the top dispute resolution firms of Mount Vema. Dispute resolution, according VANDER Legal is expected to be a growing market in the territory because of the number of contractors and sub-contractors joining the City of Mount Vema Project. The law firm whose clients include the top firms of the territory including WIBMOR, W-Contractors, RBMV Bank, and Government Agencies, is expected to formally unveil plans for a ₲100m stock market float this year.
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