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Don't expect wholesale changes for Philadelphia-area law firms representing First Union in light of its proposed merger with fellow North Carolina bank, Wachovia Corp., say outside and in-house counsel. Unlike First Union's past acquirees, CoreStates and First Fidelity banks, Wachovia does not have a Philadelphia area presence, and there should not be any overlap in their local legal representation.
April 23, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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