Mergers and acquisitions of law firms have become one of the main drivers of change and growth in the legal industry.
The successful completion of a law firm merger presents many challenges for both parties. Managing the overwhelming task of the merger itself is enough of a challenge, but newly combined firms also must find ways to bring together two or more cultures in a time- and cost-efficient manner.
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