Doubts remain about verein-backed mergers but partners believe such unions can deliver a strong service for bluechip clients; Hogan Lovells and Bakers viewed as the most effective platforms. Suzi Ring reports
July 13, 2011 at 07:03 PM
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Doubts remain about verein-backed mergers but partners believe such unions can deliver a strong service for bluechip clients; with Hogan Lovells and Bakers viewed as the most effective platforms
City partners remain sceptical about tie-ups between US and UK law firms that fall short of full financial integration, with around 75% questioning whether such deals can be thought of as true mergers.
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