Dickstein Shapiro won't be merging with Bryan Cave, according to an attorney at the law firm and two sources outside of the firm with knowledge of its recent discussions.
December 31, 2015 at 01:36 PM
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Dickstein Shapiro won’t be merging with Bryan Cave, according to an attorney at the law firm and two sources outside of the firm with knowledge of its recent discussions.
The potential merger fell through in the past few days, following a vote by Dickstein Shapiro partners on Dec. 14 to approve a tie-up, the sources said.
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