The number of law firm mergers in 2005 topped that of 2004, with international and large-scale deals representing a big piece of the action. Forty-nine law firm mergers occurred in 2005, according to Hildebrandt International's survey. Although the number of 2005 deals did not drastically differ from the 2004 total, the size of the firms merging was definitely greater. It all adds up to a legal market that continues to be influenced by a bigger-is-better strategy.
January 31, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The number of law firm mergers in 2005 topped that of 2004, with international and large-scale deals representing a big piece of last year’s action.
Forty-nine law firm mergers occurred in 2005, according to Hildebrandt International’s Merger Watch, compared with 47 in 2004. And although the number of deals in 2005 did not soar above those in 2004, the size of the firms merging was greater, the law firm consultancy reported.
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