In the merger involving publicly traded DWF, lawyers will still control the delivery of legal services in the new structure. But observers are paying close attention to how the deal will play out.
November 09, 2022 at 05:06 PM
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Canada Correspondent
The original version of this story was published on Law.com International
The C$42.6 million deal between U.K. publicly traded legal services firm DWF Group and Canadian law firm Whitelaw Twining is a first for Canada, according to Whitelaw Twining’s Canadian managing partner.
A law firm joining with a public company, and the ensuing structure of the new entity, is creating a lot of buzz in the Canadian legal industry, where strict regulatory rules require lawyers to control and manage the delivery of legal services.
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