Embattled US firm Jenkens & Gilchrist is facing possible dissolution, it emerged last week, with the vast majority of the Dallas outfit's offices already set to join rival firms. As revealed by legalweek.com (27 February), the firm is currently in discussions over its future, with management hoping to resolve the matter by the end of this month.
March 07, 2007 at 11:46 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Embattled US firm Jenkens & Gilchrist is facing possible dissolution, it emerged last week, with the vast majority of the Dallas outfit’s offices already set to join rival firms.
As revealed by legalweek.com (27 February), the firm is currently in discussions over its future, with management hoping to resolve the matter by the end of this month.
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