Scottish arch-rivals Dundas & Wilson and McGrigors have met to discuss market conditions in a move that has been interpreted by some partners as the pair considering radical options for their respective futures. The two firms' leadership - McGrigors managing and senior partners Richard Masters and Kirk Murdoch and Dundas & Wilson joint managing partners Donald Shaw and Alan Campbell - met in July.
September 02, 2009 at 06:08 AM
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Scottish arch-rivals Dundas & Wilson and McGrigors have met to discuss market conditions in a move that has been interpreted by some partners as the pair considering radical options for their respective futures.
The two firms’ leadership – McGrigors managing and senior partners Richard Masters and Kirk Murdoch and Dundas & Wilson joint managing partners Donald Shaw and Alan Campbell (pictured) – met in July.
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