SJ Berwin and KWM set to vote on merger
The respective partnerships at UK firm SJ Berwin and Asia-Pacific firm King & Wood Mallesons are set to vote on a global merger in
The respective partnerships at UK firm SJ Berwin and Asia-Pacific firm King & Wood Mallesons are set to vote on a global merger in
Bond Pearce and Dickinson Dees are set to merge following a vote by the partnership approving the move. The merger will go live on
SNR Denton is looking to merge with international firm Salans and Canadian firm Fraser Milner
Transatlantic law firm SNR Denton is negotiating a possible merger with a Canadian firm, while continuing tie-up talks with Salans. SNR
Salans and SNR Denton appear to be moving closer to a merger deal, with rumours indicating that the firms intend to put the proposal to their
The CEO of Ashfords, Ian Daniells, has stepped down from the leadership role just six months after he was re-elected. Daniells was elected in February, just before Ashfords merged
US law firm K&L Gates is in discussions with Australian firm Middletons about a potential merger. The 283-lawyer Australian firm saw $117
Linklaters is in advanced negotiations with South African law firm Webber Wentzel about an exclusive alliance along the same lines as the
The American Bar Association’s Council of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar has voted against accrediting law schools outside the United States. The vote, which came in at 15-0 with two abstentions, comes
UK firm Herbert Smith is set for a full equity merger with Australia’s Freehills after the plan was given the green light by the
Mississipi-based firm Butler Snow O'Mara Stevens and Cannada is set to expand its Nashville presence with the hire of a 37-lawyer team from
RollonFriday reports on rumours that Australian firm Freehills and UK firm Herbert Smith are preparing to put the question of a merger to
Salans is set to shutter its Beijing office after the partnership voted to close the office in favor of a more intense focus on Shanghai. The Beijing office has been operational
Livemint has published this interesting article on the leadership challenges faced by Indian law firms. While most law firms around the world are run as pure democracies with each partner having a vote when it comes time
Linklaters is taking the axe to its partnership, with around 35 partners expected to be pushed out. Insiders report that there is an effort on the part of the firm to obscure the