In an economy in which revenue is hard to come by, mergers are increasingly viewed as a way for firms to capture market share. But merger discussions could also lead to lost revenue opportunities, making them a tricky proposition for firm leadership.
“The amount of time that goes into this stuff, even the ones that don’t happen, it is just massive,” said Frank D’Amore of Attorney Career Catalysts.
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