Reed Smith, K&L Gates and Bryan Cave are among a group of US-based practices that would actively consider a merger with a London firm, according to Legal Week research. The finding is contained in Legal Week's annual international firms in London focus, which includes submissions from most major foreign practices operating in the Square Mile.
June 17, 2010 at 04:30 AM
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Reed Smith, K&L Gates and Bryan Cave are among a group of US-based practices that would actively consider a merger with a London firm, according to Legal Week research.
The finding is contained in Legal Week‘s annual international firms in London focus, which includes submissions from most major foreign practices operating in the Square Mile.
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