When a rash of foreign firm mergers and acquisitions swept through Australia’s legal landscape at the start of the decade, local firm Clayton Utz considered several approaches but ultimately couldn’t see where a merger would leave the firm in five years’ time.
“We didn’t think the attractiveness of a tie-up with a global firm stacked up,” said Bruce Cooper, deputy chief executive partner of Clayton Utz.
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