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Five Firms Handle M&A Work for Lloyds, Goldman
Lloyds Banking Group, the British banking giant created via a financial crisis-driven merger in September 2008, has tapped Hogan Lovells and Herbert Smith Freehills for the $1.1 billion sale of its asset management unit to Aberdeen Asset Management in a deal that will create Europe's largest fund manager. Meanwhile, Weil is advising Goldman Sachs on its $900 million purchase of an events services business.Orrick, Pillsbury Confirm Merger Talks
Am Law 100 firms Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe and Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman are in merger talks that, if successful, would create one of the world's 20 largest firms in terms of attorney head count.Donovan Leisure Retiree Sues Former Partners for Benefits
A former managing partner of New York's defunct Donovan Leisure Newton Irvine, who retired two years before the firm folded in 1998, has sued 30 of its former partners for $1.2 million in unpaid retirement benefits. "It's a simple contract suit," said Gordon C. Osmond, who retired in 1995 after 35 years at Donovan Leisure. "They didn't uphold the two-page retirement agreement."Moves: Wendy's Company Serves Up R. Scott Toop as GC
The Wendy's Company has named R. Scott Toop as its new senior vice president, general counsel, and secretary.Trending Stories
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