Chicago-based law firm Baker & McKenzie is in merger talks, according to the Chicago Sun-Times on Monday. The newspaper cited sources that said Baker & McKenzie's motive for a merger was an interest in bulking up practices in corporate and financial markets, but the article did not mention any other firms. Baker & McKenzie declined to comment on the merger rumors.
December 13, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Chicago-based law firm Baker & McKenzie is in merger talks, according to a report.
The Chicago Sun-Times report on Monday cited sources that said Baker & McKenzie’s motive for a merger was an interest in bulking up practices in corporate and financial markets. The report did not name any merger candidates and Baker & McKenzie declined to name any potential firms.
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