Reprinted from The Legal Intelligencer
June 2, 2008
While Ballard Spahr Andrews & Ingersoll and Mayer Brown worked pretty extensively just trying to make a deal to lease the Pennsylvania Turnpike possible, there were a few firms on the other side of the table that were focusing on the acquisition-like aspects of taking over a 2,200-employee, state-owned entity.
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