Lovells and Hogan & Hartson are considering one the riskiest manoeuvers in the legal business - a transatlantic merger, which in this case would create a global mega-firm of more than 2,500 lawyers. That strategy can work (see DLA Piper) or turn to brass (see Clifford Chance)
October 12, 2009 at 07:22 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Culture and compensation could complicate the deal
Lovells and Hogan & Hartson are considering one the riskiest manoeuvers in the legal business – a transatlantic merger, which in this case would create a global mega-firm of more than 2,500 lawyers, writes The National Law Journal.
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