The merger adds to Lamb McErlane's regional footprint and brings higher education clients to the firm.
May 20, 2020 at 06:02 PM
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Two suburban Philadelphia law firms have agreed to combine, at a time when several small law firms have been acquired by larger practices, even as merger activity overall is down.
Lamb McErlane, a full-service regional law firm based in West Chester, and Imperatrice, Amarant & Bell, a boutique litigation and corporate law firm in Newtown Square, are slated to merge June 1.
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