Legal Week reports
January 15, 2004 at 07:03 PM
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Nicholson Graham & Jones (NGJ) has launched a ‘Plan B’ strategy following its failed merger talks with Pinsents that will see the London firm rebrand and seek new merger options.
The 54-partner London outfit announced in a partners’ meeting earlier this week, that it would be changing its name, drawing up new merger options and hiring in its core areas.
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