British law firms Halliwells and Manches have held a series of merger discussions, with partners in both firms confirming the talks after months of speculation. Meetings have been held during the past several months, with discussions now thought to have reached due diligence stage. It is understood that no decision has been made yet about whether the union will go ahead and, while some partners within the firms know of the talks, no formal announcements have been made to the partnerships at either firm.
September 18, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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British law firms Halliwells and Manches have held a series of merger discussions, with partners in both firms confirming the talks after months of speculation.
The two firms’ management have held a number of meetings about a possible tie-up over the last few months, with discussions now thought to have reached due diligence stage.
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