While some law firm merger talks are expected to heat up during an economic downturn, the sea change in the legal market over the last two years will make cementing combinations a challenge.

Some industry analysts believe law firm mergers are taking longer to solidify, as lawyers return to the office and desire to get everyone in the same room now. And with strong financial performances in 2021, some firms are seeking larger, more intricate deals to begin with. For others, windfall profits may have created some complacency.

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