DLA Piper has landed a plum role opposite City giants Herbert Smith and Slaughter and May on the £925m sale of Whitbread's David Lloyd Leisure arm. The UK leisure company was offloaded to Versaille, a buyout vehicle backed by private real estate outfit London & Regional Properties (L&R) and Bank of Scotland Corporate.
June 06, 2007 at 11:25 AM
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DLA Piper has landed a plum role opposite City giants Herbert Smith and Slaughter and May on the £925m sale of Whitbread’s David Lloyd Leisure arm.
The UK leisure company was offloaded to Versaille, a buyout vehicle backed by private real estate outfit London & Regional Properties (L&R) and Bank of Scotland Corporate.
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