Eversheds' management has highlighted the need to form a U.S. presence and a possible merger in London as part of an ambitious three-year strategy intended to reposition the firm as a credible global player. Firm management has also identified South America and Russia as major gaps in its geographic spread.
July 05, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Eversheds is considering mergers in both London and the U.S. as part of an ambitious three-year strategy intended to reposition the law firm as a credible global player.
The firm’s management is consulting with partners and staff about what they want to see in the firm’s 2012-15 strategy, but it has highlighted the need to form some kind of presence in the U.S. and a possible merger in the City as priorities.
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