For Atlanta's King & Spalding lawyers this week, representing Sprint Corp. in the biggest deal in history brought deja vu - with a happier ending. The firm helped Sprint in its attempt to merge with Electronic Data Systems Inc., a deal that could have topped the telecommunications charts at around $30 billion. That's nickel-and-dime business compared to this week's announcement by Sprint that it is merging with MCI WorldCom Inc. for a record $115 billion. It wasn't bad for King & Spalding, either.
October 08, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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For King & Spalding lawyers this week, representing Sprint Corp. in the biggest deal in history brought deja vu-with a happier ending.
In 1994 the firm helped Sprint in its aborted attempt to merge with Electronic Data Systems Inc., a deal that could have topped the telecommunications charts at around $30 billion.
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