Legal Week reports
February 20, 2002 at 07:03 PM
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Slaughter and May has made an aggressive attempt to move in on key Norton Rose corporate client Taylor Woodrow after slashing its fees in order to win its first major work for the company, advising on its recent £250m bond issue.
The firm advised on the debt issue of £250m 6.625% guaranteed bonds due in 2012. Finance partner Miranda Leung led the deal, which closed a few weeks ago.
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