Greenberg Traurig has dropped talks about a potential business combination with troubled Dewey & LeBoeuf as the New York-based firm disclosed an investigation by the Manhattan district attorney.
In a series of blows to the reeling Dewey & LeBoeuf, the Manhattan district attorney’s office opened an investigation into allegations of wrongdoing by chairman Steven Davis, who stepped down.
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