Akerman Senterfitt is close to consummating a merger with a 300-lawyer Philadelphia-based firm that would broaden its national platform, according to sources familiar with the talks. Akerman's executive committee could soon vote on the deal to combine Akerman with Wolf Block, said sources who asked not to be named. One roadblock in the discussions is Wolf Block's unfunded pension plan. Wolf Block wants Akerman to take over that financial liability, the sources said.
May 16, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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Akerman Senterfitt is close to consummating a merger with a 300-lawyer Philadelphia-based firm that would broaden its national platform, according to sources familiar with the talks.
Akerman’s executive committee could soon vote on the deal to combine Akerman with Wolf Block, said sources who asked not to be named.
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