Herbert Smith could go ahead with its proposed tie-up with Australia's Freehills as early as 1 July this year. Confirmation of the timescale of the possible union, which is dependent on a vote by partners at both firms, comes after Legal Week reported last month that the pair were holding discussions about a tie-up.
February 01, 2012 at 01:04 AM
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Herbert Smith could go ahead with its proposed tie-up with Australia’s Freehills as early as 1 July this year.
Confirmation of the timescale of the possible union, which is dependent on a vote by partners at both firms, comes after Legal Week reported last month that the pair were holding discussions about a tie-up.
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