"We can't confirm." "Yes, we're talking." "It's a done deal." Responses to recent merger rumors fit in any one of a number of categories, but there's one common thread among them all: There are plenty of rumors to respond to. It's clear that a number of law firms are talking, and at least one firm has gotten past that phase. Who's the likeliest to merge next, who's merely in the early exploratory stages, and who's willing to go on the record?
June 05, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
“We can’t confirm.” “Yes, we’re talking.” “It’s a done deal.”
Responses to several merger rumors lately have come with varying replies, but there is one common thread: There are plenty of merger rumors to respond to. In talking to those in the legal community, it’s apparent that a number of firms are talking. And at least one firm has gotten past the talking phase.
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