NEW YORK`S top mergers and acquisitions law firms saw the value of their merger deals drop by as much as 72 percent in 2001, according to data collected by Thomson Financial.
January 04, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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NEW YORK’S top mergers and acquisitions law firms saw the value of their merger deals drop by as much as 72 percent in 2001, according to data collected by Thomson Financial.
The numbers confirm and quantify what lawyers have been feeling for months: The volume of high-value transactional work has fallen sharply.
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