DLA Piper is weighing up its options in Canada, in a move that could see the firm become one of the first major international players to agree a merger in the region. The firm has held talks with Canadian heavyweight Fasken Martineau about a potential tie-up and is also considering a number of other options to gain a presence in Canada. Alternative options include recruiting teams of lawyers to launch an independent office - a tactic the Anglo-American firm has used in a number of international markets.
November 13, 2008 at 12:52 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
DLA Piper is weighing up its options in Canada, in a move that could see the firm become one of the first major international players to agree a merger in the region.
The firm has held talks with Canadian heavyweight Fasken Martineau about a potential tie-up and is also considering a number of other options to gain a presence in Canada.
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