Whatever anyone may think about DWF and its ambitious managing partner Andrew Leaitherland, no one could describe either as dull right now. Five quick-fire mergers, including the recent acquisition of failed firm Cobbetts for a knock-down price, have ensured the firm has never strayed far from the headlines over the past 18 months and, according to Leaitherland, the firm has no intention of stopping now.
April 25, 2013 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Andrew Leaitherland talks to Gerard Starkey about his quest for the merger ‘Holy Grail’
Whatever anyone may think about DWF and its ambitious managing partner Andrew Leaitherland (pictured), no one could describe either as dull right now.
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