Thompson & Knight and Holland & Knight signs. Courtesy photos. If Thompson & Knight Merges With a Bigger Firm, Will Other Texas Firms Follow?
With the number of firm mergers expected to increase in 2021, after a lull in 2020, some large Texas firms could be in play as competition for clients and laterals increases in Texas' strong economy.
April 28, 2021 at 05:17 PM
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With firm mergers expected to take off in the post-pandemic era, the potential tie-up between Thompson & Knight and Florida suitor Holland & Knight could pressure other homegrown Texas firms to act similarly.
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