The City could be set for a wave of merger discussions, with Wragge & Co joining firms such as Denton Wilde Sapte in confirming that it is open to a tie-up with another firm. The Birmingham heavyweight said it would consider a union to boost its presence in London and through this internationally, but stressed that it is not actively pursuing a merger.
June 11, 2009 at 12:53 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
The City could be set for a wave of merger discussions, with Wragge & Co joining firms such as Denton Wilde Sapte in confirming that it is open to a tie-up with another firm.
The Birmingham heavyweight said it would consider a union to boost its presence in London and through this internationally, but stressed that it is not actively pursuing a merger.
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