How does the big ticket M&A firm cope when the mega deals dry up? Saira Zaki on Slaughter and May
November 28, 2001 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Signs of a global economic slowdown were never more apparent than last month when Irish firm Arthur Cox was greeted by a full partner turnout at its London office launch party.
Slaughter and May partners, rarely seen at evening soirees, discussed M&A activity with the opposition from Linklaters, while Sidley Austin Brown & Wood banking partners found solace debating the effects of 11 September with rivals from White & Case.
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