Herbert Smith is in talks to tie up with Australia's Freehills, making the firm the latest in a growing list of leading UK players attempting to enter the strategically important market. The two firms are currently holding exploratory discussions, with all options under consideration, including a full merger, a Swiss verein-style tie-up or a joint venture agreement.
January 17, 2012 at 08:13 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Herbert Smith is in talks to tie up with Australia’s Freehills, making the firm the latest in a growing list of leading UK players attempting to enter the strategically important market.
The two firms are currently holding exploratory discussions, with all options under consideration, including a full merger, a Swiss verein-style tie-up or a joint venture agreement.
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