"I don’t see a slowdown coming in M&A. There’s still a lot of pent-up demand and we expect 2022 to be strong," Ballard Spahr's business and transactions chair said.
November 30, 2021 at 04:55 PM
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Am Law 100 firm Ballard Spahr has continued to stock up on dealmaking talent from midsize law firms in an effort to establish a nationwide footprint, most recently with the addition of lawyers from Ohio-based Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease.
Partner Jeffrey Fickes has been tapped to co-lead the firm’s 55-lawyer private equity group. He brings with him Christopher DePizzo, who joins in an of counsel role.
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(L-R) Peter V. Michaud, chair of Ballard Spahr’s business and transactions department; Jeffrey A. Fickes, business and transactions partner and co-leader of the private equity group; and Christopher J. DePizzo, business and transactions of counsel. Courtesy photos.
