U.K. Magic Circle firm Linklaters and Australia's Allens Arthur Robinson are set to announce today that they have entered into an exclusive alliance and will form a series of joint ventures across Asia--but the deal falls short of a merger.
April 23, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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U.K. Magic Circle firm Linklaters and Australia’s Allens Arthur Robinson are set to announce today that they have entered into an exclusive alliance from May 1 and will form a series of joint ventures across Asia.
In an interview Sunday, Allens Arthur chief executive partner Michael Rose stressed that the deal was not a merger and that both firms wanted to remain independent.
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