Herbert Smith and Australian firm Freehills have opened the vote for their proposed tie-up, which will see the two firms enter into a full-equity merger if the deal goes ahead.
June 21, 2012 at 03:37 PM
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Herbert Smith and Australian firm Freehills have opened the vote for their proposed tie-up, which will see the two firms enter into a full-equity merger if the deal goes ahead.
The vote, which kicked off at both firms on 18 June, will run until 28 June, with the outcome to be announced to each partnership on the final day.
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