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Littler Adds to Growing Global Network
Am Law 100 labor and employment firm Littler Mendelson is expanding its Littler Global network, which is structured as a Swiss verein, by absorbing 22-lawyer Puerto Rican firm Schuster Aguilo. The move follows Littler's recent moves into Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico and Venezuela, as well as several other combinations amid what has been a record-setting year for law firm tie-ups.U.K. Firm DAC Beachcroft Hires Singapore Insurance Partner
London-based DAC Beachcroft has recruited an insurance partner, Steven Dewhurst, to its Singapore office. DAC Beachcroft was established last year through the merger of U.K. firms Beachcroft and Davies Arnold Cooper.Merger to Propel Beachcroft and Davies Arnold Cooper Into Top 20 U.K. Firms
Beachcroft and Davies Arnold Cooper have announced they will merge, effective Nov. 1. The combined firm, to be called DAC Beachcroft, will have 230 partners and more than $285 million in annual gross revenue, making it one of the U.K.'s 20 largest firms by revenue.DAC Beachcroft Inks Canada Tie-Up Ahead of Latin America Moves
DAC Beachcroft has secured an association with Canadian law firm McCague Borlack, which will see the pair jointly service clients in the U.K. and Canada and, if successful, lead to a full merger within two years. DAC Beachcroft's international focus to date has been on Latin America -- specifically, Mexico, Brazil, Chile and Colombia.Beachcroft in Merger Talks With DAC Over Latest Insurance Firm Tie-Up
Beachcroft is in merger talks with Davies Arnold Cooper in a deal that would create an insurance law firm with combined revenues of about 175 million pounds. The move follows news of merger talks between fellow insurance specialists Clydes and Barlows.Merger Will Create International Firm With 230 Partners, 2,000 Staff
Continental Breakfast: U.K. Merger Mania Continues As Consolidation Gathers Pace
DAC Beachcroft, Field Fisher, LG, and Norton Rose the latest U.K. firms struck by the urge to merge.More U.K. Law Firms Assess Plans to Convert to Alternative Business Structure
Hill Dickinson and Kennedys are the latest top 50 U.K. law firms to confirm plans to convert to an alternative business structure, which permits non-lawyer ownership of law firms. The Solicitors Regulation Authority has received 65 applications from law firms and non-legal companies to convert to an ABS in the two weeks since it began taking applications Jan. 3.Trending Stories
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