Partners at the Barlow Lyde & Gilbert and Clyde & Co law firms could approve a potential merger deal as early as July, with the resulting tie-up likely to go live this year. A number of issues still need to be resolved before a deal can go ahead -- including the wide disparity in profits per equity partner between the two firms.
June 10, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Barlow Lyde & Gilbert and Clyde & Co partners could approve their potential merger as early as July, with the resulting tie-up likely to go live later this year.
The merger talks, exclusively revealed by Legal Week on June 3, have now reached advanced stages, with both firms this week discussing with clients and partners a high-stakes deal that would be the largest-ever merger between two U.K. law firms.
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