Dentons delays merger vote as former chief exec joins MoFo in London
Dentons has delayed voting its proposed merger with US outfit McKenna Long & Aldridge, blaming a lag in the due diligence process. The news comes as Dentons' former chief executive Howard Morris has resurfaced at Morrison & Foerster's London office
November 18, 2013 at 06:01 AM
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Dentons has delayed voting on its proposed merger with US outfit McKenna Long & Aldridge, blaming a lag in the due diligence process.
The firms had earlier planned to complete all voting "no later" than 14 November, after both boards had given the green light to the tie-up.
It had initially been thought the merger would go through in October. No new date has been set for the conclusion of the proposed deal.
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