Merger talks between Wolf Block and Akerman Senterfitt have hit a snag, according to a statement Wednesday by leadership at the two firms. The biggest issue at this point for the firms is to resolve a client conflict, said Hildebrandt International's Brad Hildebrandt, who is advising Wolf Block on the deal. "The vote was deferred to try to work these issues out," he said, adding that he wouldn't characterize the current situation as meaning the deal was "on hold."
August 07, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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Merger talks between Wolf Block and Florida-based Akerman Senterfitt have hit a snag, according to a statement Wednesday by leadership at the two firms.
“The chairmen acknowledged that there are issues under continued discussion in this process and that, among them is a client conflict that cannot be discussed publicly, because of client confidentiality,” according to the statement issued on behalf of Wolf Block Chairman Mark Alderman and Akerman Senterfitt Chairman Andrew Smulian.
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