Even at the height of the late 1990s rush to merge, Hengeler Mueller stayed true to its elitist principles and remained resolutely independent against all the odds. Richard Tromans finds out hot the passage of time has treated this single-minded outfit
June 16, 2003 at 08:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
From its work in Germany on the landmark Daimler/Chrysler merger, to its representation of Goldman Sachs on Europe’s largest ever LBO, the Hengeler name has retained a certain cachet that has kept it apart from its Anglo-Saxon rivals.
However, amid the worst recession to hit Germany in decades, some rivals are questioning the 70-partner firm’s continued elite status.
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