Speculation that the dozen lawyers who resigned from Taylor Wessing's Paris office last week would move to Nixon Peabody has been confirmed. The 12 non-equity partners at the heart of the dispute between Taylor Wessing's French arm and the US firm handed in their resignation in the wake of failed merger talks between the two firms.The lawyers resigned last week, with details of the impending departures contained within a motion filed this week by Taylor Wessing's legal team. Nixon Peabody now has confirmed that the resigned partners will be moving to the firm in a statement issued to the press.
August 21, 2008 at 11:38 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Speculation that the dozen lawyers who resigned from Taylor Wessing’s Paris office last week would move to Nixon Peabody has been confirmed.
The 12 non-equity partners at the heart of the dispute between Taylor Wessing’s French arm and the US firm handed in their resignation in the wake of failed merger talks between the two firms.
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