Partners at DLA Piper and Australian alliance partner DLA Phillips Fox have voted in favor of a merger, to take effect May 1. The move is part of a global strategy to strengthen the firm's presence in G20 economies.
March 01, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Partners at DLA Piper and DLA Phillips Fox have voted in favor of a merger, with both firms now set to fully financially integrate on May 1 this year.
The outcome, which was confirmed Monday following a month-long voting process, will see DLA Piper’s Australian best-friend firm DLA Phillips Fox become part of the firm’s international limited liability partnership.
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