Eversheds and Dundas & Wilson have moved to dismiss rumours of a merger between the two firms amid market speculation about a possible tie-up. Both firms have denied the claims in a bid to end widespread rumours in the Scottish market about a potential union.
February 15, 2013 at 10:38 AM
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Eversheds and Dundas & Wilson have moved to dismiss rumours of a merger between the two firms amid market speculation about a possible tie-up.
Both firms have denied the claims in a bid to end widespread rumours in the Scottish market about a potential union.
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