A big, complex, cross-border transaction is nectar for deal lawyers like the ones at Morrison & Foerster representing Sprint.
May 04, 2018 at 01:36 PM
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Staff Reporter
The proposed mega-merger between Sprint Corp. and T-Mobile USA Inc. could transform the U.S. telecommunications sector.
The $26.5 billion deal is also going to transform the next several months—at least—for Brandon Parris, a Morrison & Foerster corporate partner and former co-chair of the San Francisco-based firm’s global corporate department.
Brandon Parris.
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