Credit: bizvector/Adobe Stock Canadian Deal Lawyers Confident They'll Be Busier in 2024
While 2023 had fewer transactions than the past few years, they were more complex and required more lawyer hours to complete.
December 27, 2023 at 05:36 AM
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Canadian deal volumes over 2023 have been low but lawyers say there's reason to be optimistic things will pick up in the new year.
As Sarah Gingrich, partner and co-leader of Fasken's capital markets and M&A group, put it: "Deal making fell off a cliff."
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