Law firm merger activity, moribund since early 2009, is showing signs of a resurgence, says legal consulting firm Hildebrandt Baker Robbins in its latest MergerWatch report. After four quarters of decline, the number of mergers involving U.S.-based firms reached 10 in the second quarter of this year. "We are seeing significant interest in combinations, including a dramatic increase in cross-border transactions," says Lisa Smith, head of Hildebrandt's law firm strategy and merger practice.
July 08, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Law firm merger activity, moribund since early 2009, is showing a sign of a resurgence, says legal consulting firm Hildebrandt Baker Robbins in its latest MergerWatch report.
After four quarters of decline, the number of mergers involving U.S.-based firms reached 10 in the second quarter of this year — not a boom necessarily, but also not to be sneezed at.
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