The transatlantic merger talks between New York's Chadbourne & Parke and London's Watson Farley & Williams have collapsed, after nearly 12 months of debate. The firms announced the news today (14 November). Talks had begun in January and would have created a legal practice with a combined turnover of nearly £200m.
November 15, 2007 at 04:04 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The transatlantic merger talks between New York’s Chadbourne & Parke and London’s Watson Farley & Williams have collapsed, after nearly 12 months of debate.
The firms announced the news today (14 November). Talks had begun in January and would have created a legal practice with a combined turnover of nearly £200m.
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